Sentences with phrase «human counterpart»

Compared to interactions with computers, interactions with human counterparts require more emotional involvement, cognitive effort and brain activation.

To many, their furry (and not so furry) companions become family members, and are loved just as much as human counterparts.

Whereas human counterparts inherently pass social judgment, animals are often perceived as sources of unconditional, positive support, the researchers wrote.

As they grow though, they tend have health issues (much like their growing human counterparts).

In addition, this can make you feel more secure as a pet owner; just as learning CPR or the Heimlich Maneuver provides the same feeling for human counterparts.

The investigators profiled the histone markings of mice that are as old, in mouse years, as young human adults, as well as mice whose human counterparts would be 70 to 80 years old.

As pets enter senior years, they are at risk of developing diseases common to senior human counterparts, such as diabetes, cataracts, arthritis, hypothyroidism and cancer.

«First, we had to figure out much better methods to find human counterparts of yeast genes, and then we had to arrange the humanized set of genes in a meaningful way,» explained Peng, now Assistant Professor of Computer Sciences at University of Illinois, Urbana - Champaign.

Online grocery shopping startup Boxed, which offers customers wholesale sizes and prices without membership fees, just showed how an automation system can be good news for its replaced human counterparts.

Antibodies to the rogue prion protein may one day provide a cure for variant Creutzfeldt - Jacob disease (vCJD), the deadly human counterpart of mad cow disease, according to new research conducted with mice.

When researchers unraveled its genetic structure in 2002, they found that 75 percent of its genes have direct human counterparts, even though the fish and humans diverged from their common ancestor over 400 million years ago.

Among these many differences, Neanderthals were shorter and stockier, with wider pelvises and rib - cages than their modern human counterparts.

The automated harvester must be at least as efficient as its experienced human counterpart, who can pick as many as 13 cucumbers per minute.

She has developed avatars, ersatz Na «vi, which can beremotely operated by their highly trained human counterparts.

Holmes and Watson, supposedly Gnomes themselves, are too subtly outfitted to match the rest of the cast and seem like cartoon versions of the real human counterparts they play.

Like their sneezy human counterparts, pets can be allergic to foods, dust, plants and pollens.

«They just need time, positive associations and a patient and loving human counterpart.»

He dreams of his lost love Jean Grey (Famke Janssen) and has more in common with the grizzly bears that inhabit the mountains than his more human counterparts.

That human intervention was necessary, echoed a theme I heard at other presentations and from several companies over the last few days: Machines are here to partner with human counterparts on legal work, not to replace them.

An Indiana University biochemist is the lead author on new research identifying two DNA - damaging characteristics in a yeast protein whose human counterpart has been linked to cancer and premature aging.

At this time, pets often begin to develop diseases common to their senior human counterparts, such as diabetes, heart disease, endrocrine disease and cancer.

At Facebook, chatbots were able to negotiate as well as their human counterparts.

On trial with a few thousand users in 2015, the semi-public R&D project reveals how people would react to an omniscient virtual assistant and provides data that would let the algorithms learn to take over the work of their human counterparts.

«If we add machine learning, the field of study that allows computers to self - learn without specific programming to do so, to existing artificial intelligence (A.I.), the resulting machines will be better able to diagnose and heal patients than their human counterparts can now,» he notes.

What's more, while the average lawyer took 92 minutes to complete the task, the company's A.I. did it in just 26 seconds — so in addition to being more accurate, it was 200 times faster than its human counterparts.

With the incorporation of artificial intelligence (AI), bots are no longer one dimensional search tools, they are dynamic machines that can query information, learn your behaviors, anticipate problems, and organize tasks for their human counterparts.

Most outlets focused on the positive — that the da Vinci surgical system is just as effective as its human counterparts, if not more so.

The robots are 50 percent more productive than their human counterparts and can scan shelves significantly more accurately and three times faster, King said.

In addition, smart tractors are far faster at cutting, pruning and harvesting crops than their human counterparts.

The confession of Jesus as «God's son,» in association with Old Testament stories of God's control of the womb, may have been influential in the development of the belief that Jesus was miraculously conceived, in tandem with pagan stories in which one divine parent unites with a human counterpart.

Neglect of this part of the preaching encounter centers all meaning of preaching on content which, because it lacks correlation with its human counterpart, can not possibly seem important or challenging.

A given foundation may grant a million dollars to a certain college, but it is a particular representative who speaks for the foundation and it is a human counterpart who graciously accepts the gift in behalf of the college.

There is the human counterpart of the mercy in the love of God, belief in which constitutes the heart of evangelical Christian faith.

The one love has a divine counterpart, the other a human counterpart.

As Don Browning says: «Erikson believes that the ego, in contrast to the superego and id, is the human counterpart of those regulatory capacities of animals which assure their ecological integrity.

But our Protestant traditions of theology also insist that God's hand reaches out to the human counterpart, the covenant partner.

Autoimmunity is commonly caused by bacterial infections or overgrowth in the small intestine, in which partially digested food compounds are incorporated into bacterial cell walls and then the immune system, reacting to the bacteria, forms antibodies that also recognize food compounds, some of which might cross-react with human counterparts.

Plus, families can visit with the pups and their human counterparts and get their picture taken with an authentic dog sledding rig.

Animal medicines are equally subject to the stringent regulatory controls of their human counterparts, also regulated using the EMA, and it is vital for both the UK and EU that there is cooperation on animal medicines innovation, safety, regulation, access and supply.

«Animal medicines are equally subject to the stringent regulatory controls of their human counterparts, based on EU legislation, using the EMA,» she said.

There's nothing inherently wrong with an algorithm that only performs as well as its human counterparts.

Birmingham, U.K. — A provocative new theory about the origin of «mad cow disease» and its human counterpart stirred debate at the annual International Congress of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology here yesterday.

The iris component of the new imaging system, next to its human counterpart.

Like its human counterpart, the cat bitter taste receptor Tas2r43 was activated by bitter compounds aloin (found in the aloe plant) and denatonium (used to deter children and pets from consuming chemicals such as antifreeze) but responded differently to the compounds.

And when machines used cheap talk, their human counterparts were often unable to tell whether they were playing a human or machine.

Computers can play a pretty mean round of chess and keep up with the best of their human counterparts in other zero - sum games.

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