Sentences with phrase «human gestures»

His oeuvre is a study of human gesture as communication and he utilizes public spaces as stages for private moments.

Let us pause, here, at the moment of explosion, to consider one of the great and universal human gestures: holding your head.

It seems dogs naturally match human gestures in a phenomenon known as automatic imitation.

Researchers and pet owners have long known that dogs can learn spoken commands and understand certain human gestures.

-- Another great rail tale, this one from a writer who is a meticulous journal - keeper with a special eye for the smallest human gesture.

There is something very powerful about the direct human gesture or mark.

Yes, you have to give written notice, but a phone call is an appreciated human gesture.

She is also an observer of human gestures and how notions like comfort and discomfort, and the organization of organic forms tend to manifest themselves.

Amazon has patented a drone that can autonomously perform actions based on human gestures it interprets through its sensors.

«The foxes were never selected to be good at interpreting human gestures,» says Hare.

Along with researchers like Louis Herman, a University of Hawaii scientist who found that dolphins can quickly recognize human gestures like pointing, even when a person is on TV, Reiss was shepherding dolphin science into the modern age.

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«We do know by looking at human gesturing that it's deeply ingrained in human communication strategies,» Pollick says.

Bloodlines showcases paintings and drawings depicting textiles, hair designs, and body ornaments, linking symbols of power with human gestures.

A 2007 paper in Proceedings of the Royal Society B concluded that wild rhesus macaques can understand human gestures indicating the...

This robot not only stands like a person but also simulates human gestures, body warmth, and — creepiest of all — it can sweat.

While the CHCI chimpanzees use human gestures they additionally use the natural gesture of their species.

Give your best XOXO to someone you love whether it's a friend, family member or your furry pet dog in the form of jewelry inspired by this positive human gesture.

Mind Readers: Through several experiments, scientists have discovered that dogs can read human gestures and sounds far better than chimpanzees and wolves.

CM: If we look back to the beginning of computer art, in the 1960s or 70s, we see that in their early attempts to combine computer coding and artistic practice, some of the pioneers aimed to programme a computer to replicate human gestures, to create paintings, for example.

Working in a variety of media from light to wood to paint, these artists» geometric sculptures and paintings, carefully crafted with moments of exacting perfection, delibertly retain the presence of the wayward human gesture and humble hand - made mark, imbuing them with a quiet and understated transcendental beauty.

Using a traditional sculptural format (the monument), Meghan Smythe captures contradicting extremes within human gesture: intimacy and brutality, beauty and ugliness, or the lewd and tender.

According to a release from the gallery, the sculptor's large scale aluminum works at Duck Creek Farm are «elegantly choreographed and engineered, their economical compositions transforming simple geometry into delicate human gesture.

Primarily focusing on female figures and their subjectivities, Báez's paintings and drawings depict textiles, hair designs, and body ornaments that link traditionally loaded symbols with individual human gestures.

The works combine stereotypical patterns of automated engineering processes and human gesture typical of computer customisation.

The objects are remodeled to produce «a concept», «a functional ideal», and penultimately the resolve for artistic expression, challenging the juxtaposition between human gesture and computer superiority

Having worked on narrative paintings for the last few years, I've recently been using putti because they give me the opportunity to explore human gestures and interactions in a way that is playful, sometimes bizarre and strangely universal.

Another series upstairs, «Untitled Lamp Black Paintings,» references the imperfect human gesture through lines painted by hand to dissect the canvases.

Berger's suggestion is that we ponder what he calls «prototypical human gestures» as an appropriate place to begin our theologizing: the argument from ordering, from play, from humor, from terror and from hope.

Certain studies show that dogs pick up on human gestures and cues (like Clever Hans did) better than other animals, even great apes [source: Hare].

While shuttling people to their destinations, cars will feature onboard sensors that will read and interpret human gestures.

Amazon's delivery drone will have the capability of recognizing human gestures and responding accordingly.

One paper authored by Hauser, a 2002 study in the journal Cognition, has been retracted, and questions have been raised about several others, including a 2007 Science paper on the ability of nonhuman primates to understand human gestures.

Amazon was just awarded a patent for a drone that will use recognition of human gestures and voice commands to deliver packages...

Of acts of risky generosity, of people giving extravagantly, keeping only what is necessary - and of watching God's newness well up from this human gesture?

The church must affirm not only the quest as such but those human gestures that embody justice, such as the gesture of one who has power and shields the powerless.

According to Peter Berger, moral outrage in the face of evil, courage in defiance of death, and trust in an underlying cosmic order are among the «prototypical human gestures» which can be interpreted as «signals of transcendence».

Georgia Institute of Technology researchers created the «smart arm» to respond to human gestures, using motion capture technology.

«The linguistics of signifying time: The human gesture as clock.»

Claudel's novelist's eye and ear is evident in his elegant evaluation of human gesture and behavior, while devastating supporting work from Elsa Zylberstein and Frederic Pierrot ensure this is no one - woman show.

Although we privilege traditional texts, consider that each of the following genres involve complex stuff, a communication process from a sender through a genre - channel to a receiver who interprets a message: human gestures, music, clothing, web sites, dance, memes, non-verbal advertisements, flash mobs, photographs, videos, paintings, sounds, diagrams, collage, remixed multimedia, etc..

Touch screen has made interacting with data, lists, and virtual environments more intuitive to human gestures — a main reason why kids take to tablets so readily.

Dr. Clive Wynne will be discussing all aspects of the research being carried at the Canine Science Collaboratory, including research in social reinforcement, odor discrimination in learning and the effects of odor on behavior, as well as gesture studies Canine cognition, domestic dogs and human gestures, domestic dogs, human speech and more.

In Winters's new work, the spaces of the digital age are mediated by the human gesture, creating hybrid images, at once contemporary and archaic.

Human gestures are so specific as to have been caught at 1/125 of a second.

Hints of underlying layers of contrasting color are most evident at the decalled edges of the works, exposing traces of the human gesture and their inherent fragility.