Sentence examples for with human action from inspiring English sources

It happened, and how people fared had nothing to do with human action.

This is simply an appropriately exogenous causal process; it has no essential connection with human action.

The subject matter of Wolff's practical philosophy is restricted to those things that have to do with human action.

The classification for land use/land covers indicated that the area occupied with human action accounts about 45.26% of the total area within the study area.

To this end the land use/land cover classification indicated that the area occupied with human action (settlement, cultivation) accounts about 45.26% of the total area within the study area.

This paper presents research conducted to determine how the historical flooding regime, together with human action, influenced landscape patterns of habitats in the Tonle Sap Lake, and how these habitats might shift as a result of hydrological changes.

By opening our minds to this initially alien symbolism, we can begin to learn, like Spinoza, the crucial art – much needed today – of making room in our minds for the other: "I have laboured carefully, when faced with human actions, not to mock, not to lament, not to execrate, but to understand".

Within their current joint collaborative activities, Indizen, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and Consejo de Seguridad Nuclear have developed the so-called SIMulator of PROCedures (SIMPROC), a tool aiming at simulate events related with human actions and able to interact with a plant simulation model.

In the classification of sciences given in his Preliminary Discourse, Wolff divides philosophy into two branches: practical philosophy, on one hand, and theoretical philosophy, on the other.[33] Practical philosophy deals (in general) with human actions and includes morality, politics, jurisprudence, and econmics.

For example, Shimada (2010) found attenuated AON engagement when watching actions performed by nonhuman agents, while Cross, Liepelt et al. (2012) reported greater AON engagement when watching robotic compared with human actions.

Compared to the non-living sounds (ENV and MEC), human action sounds elicited larger NSW amplitude bilaterally at parietal scalp locations, suggesting that infants process the auditory information associated with human actions by using mechanisms more generally involved in the processing of information about biological agents.