Sentences with phrase «human intention»

Scientific studies also indicate that dogs can understand human intentions, try to help their owners and even avoid people who don't cooperate with their owners or treat them well.

[The process] is an interaction between human intention and accident.

Although silent, with her face directed away from the camera, Sooja's willful suppression of desires communicates a questioning of human intention on deeply personal and spiritual levels.

On the contrary, Winters incorporates and modifies found images — often seemingly objective data from scientific renderings — in order to reveal the way in which these motifs are framed and affected by human intention.

With their elaborate cartouches, fabulous sea animals and charming footsteps marking the people of Israel's wanderings in the desert, the maps clearly do not correspond with the natural landscape; they are filled with human intention.

They remind us that humans are not God, that God is beyond human intention and aspiration and advertisement and yet that God holds humans responsible and encourages and, yes, expects and blesses action.

In his excitement to describe Callie's brain activity as love, he sometimes forgets that fMRI is not a tool for mind reading and leaps to conclusions about dogs» abilities to mentalize human intentions.

But Makse and many other social scientists are convinced that it eventually will — if only they can figure out how to translate terabytes of data into human intentions.

There were no psychics or crystal balls, just a battery of sensors designed to determine human intention through the subtlest of changes in heart rate, gaze, and other physiological markers.

Your research with rhesus macaques in Puerto Rico suggests that they are capable of discerning human intentions.

That absurd human intention to represent what is real, and to keep looking for the repetition of what is quotidian with the slightest detail, almost an exercise of personal analysis when we want to be in someone else's skin.»

Challenging traditional practices of sculpture, installation, and painting, familiar materials and found imagery address the innate conflicts of the mechanical gesture and human intention found within commodities and popular culture.

The ruins of human intentions sunlit and wholly glorious in their decay.

Ideas around chance — which Merriam - Webster defines as «something that happens unpredictably without discernible human intention or observable cause» — have driven a lot of art in the past century.

William McDonough (WM): Design is the first signal of human intention.

Researchers have theorized that these cells allow us to feel the joy and pain of others and associate them with understanding human intention and feelings of empathy.

Largely hailed by the European vanguards of art as one the greatest architectural photographers, Höfer's rhythmically patterned images present a universe of interiors constructed by human intention, unearthing patterns of order, logic, and disruption imposed on these spaces by absent creators and inhabitants.

By exaggerating the provisional nature of her pieces, which might seem to a high - strung viewer to be on the verge of toppling, Gallaccio draws dramatic attention to the schism between human intentions and the inevitability of natural processes.

And the snapshot of what that looks like is right there in the Bible: today's church is a Pharisaical manifestation of human intention.

Closed Circuit will offer, exclusively at the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, a montage of works from different periods where video is presented as an autonomous sensory channel with hardly a trace of human intention.

McDonough is invested in educating his colleagues and industry influencers on design; what he defines as the first signal of human intention.

«If we understand that design leads to the manifestation of human intention, and if what we make with our hands is to be sacred and honor the earth that gives us life,» McDonough said that day, «then the things we make must not only rise from the ground but return to it, soil to soil, water to water, so everything that is received from the earth can be freely given back without causing harm to any living system.

Mr. McDonough has written and lectured extensively on design as the first signal of human intention.

Others poured cold water on the idea that Cambridge Analytica was able to use these profiles as grist for its research on swaying voters by cracking the code of human intention.