But yes, it's the feat of human capability.
Infusion pumps deliver medication with a precision beyond human capability.
This novel plentifully displays the very worst of human capability.
We're here to advance the frontiers of human capability.
As a result, it will soon be practical to extend human capability through human-robot teamwork.
In this "soft" approach to change, the goal is to develop corporate culture and human capability through individual and organizational learning the process of changing, obtaining feedback, reflecting, and making further changes.
In short, we are poised for an explosive, generative epoch of massively increased human capability through a Cambrian explosion of possibilities represented by the simple equation: HI+AI.
Nordenfelt's argument quite literally bridges the debates on the philosophy of health, medicine, and biology with the theory of human capabilities through the idea of health as the abilities to achieve vital goals.
By working with expert drivers and measuring their performance on the track, we have developed automated vehicles capable of lapping a track in less time than a champion amateur driver and drifting through courses with a precision exceeding human capability.
No one can dispute the massive wealth and human capability it has enabled, through household names like Yahoo, Google, Amazon, Facebook, and YouTube.
Building on ideas put forth by his uncle Charles Darwin in On the Origin of Species (1859), Galton believed that human capabilities could be understood through scientific investigation.
