Sentences with phrase «human systems tend»

Not exact matches

If positive values tend to confirm relationships and negative values to fracture them, then the particular ways in which changes take place in the human scene will depend upon the systems of value which pertain.

Systems of human classification tend to be self - perpetuating and self - confirming.

For innumerable convergent reasons (the rapid increase of ethnic, economic, political and cultural links) the human individual finds himself definitely involved in an irresistible process tending towards a system of organo - psychic solidarity on earth.

However, the public should acclaim, in the establishment of a new record, only a conquest of human will, not a success of propaganda tending to prove the superiority of a nation, race or system.»

While criticism of China's human rights record and courts tends to be very general, these cases show that the small details of China's legal system showcase the biggest injustices.

That's because they rely on a trick of human psychology: We humans tend to attribute much more intelligence to the systems than is actually there.

Human alteration of Earth systems tends to be far more extensive and complex than one would expect based on numbers alone.

The negative side is that cepstral coefficients reflect the geometry of the human vocal tract, but we are not too different from one another, so the system tends to make false hits,» says Peter French from the University of York, president of the International Association for Forensic Phonetics and Acoustics (IAFPA) and director of J.P. French Associates, the main forensic phonetics company in the U.K. «I believe that automatic systems should be combined with human intervention,» French says.

And Other Reflections on Being Human,» psychologist Jesse Bering Ph.D. makes an elegant case that the evolution of the penis head evolved as a way to combat the fact that as a species we humans tend to have a lot polygamy or at least a system of «perceived monogamy.»

Every human system I know tend to loose its original purpose after a while.

Everything laid out above tends to draw attention away from the broad and deep body of work pointing to a growing and long - lasting human influence on the climate system.

Artificial intelligence (AI) systems known as «robo farmers» could soon grow crops and tend livestock around Britain while their human controllers need never set foot in a field again, researchers say.

In all of these connections, effects can be positive as well as negative; but extreme climate events and other abrupt changes tend to affect human systems more severely than gradual change, because they offer less time for adaptation, although gradual changes may also reach thresholds at which effects are notable.

Certainty must yield results fulfilling government's social policy goals and those results must be objectively fair, however, because justice systems are human rather than mechanical in nature, the correct expression of this principle is that certainty must tend to yield results fulfilling government's social policy goals and those results must be subjectively fair for most people most of the time.

Law students tend to bring strong opinions into the classroom about human rights and the legal system, and Mandel was all too happy to moderate the week's spirited discussion while injecting some of his own views from time to time.

Most existing weapons systems are overseen in real - time by a human operator and tend to be highly constrained in the tasks they are used for, the types of targets they attack, and the circumstances in which they are used.