Sentences with phrase «human view»

Did you know that an animal's coat colour plays a major role in determining how humans view them?

The truth is that we can rarely (if ever) see the divine plan from our limited human view.

I imagine that I have a more human view of prophetic inspiration than some Mormons do, since I am a historian who sees prophets as very much creatures of their times as well as people who are inspired by God — much like the prophets of the Old Testament.

That's the tactic of» t Hooft, who for many years has argued that quantum probabilities mask a unique cause - and - effect «deterministic» reality, hidden from human view.

Some point to Isaiah 64:6 and say that if even the works that humans view as righteous are like menstrual cloths in God's eyes, then how much more filthy are the normal, everyday works in God's eyes, not to mention the sinful deeds which we ourselves view with revulsion?

Although this opening scene acts as a frame for Lara stalking the leader of the evil Trinity organisation, it offers an altogether more human view of her and sets up the fact that Lara isn't fighting in isolation any more.

Another indication that the little humans viewed robo - kid as a compeer was the way they reacted when QRIO ran out of juice and lay down as if to take a nap: Some of the children would try to wake and help it up, whereas others would cover it with a blanket.

«I think early modern humans viewed Neanderthals as a different group, as «the other,»» he says.

«They were collected by humans viewing and recording the ice event year after year for centuries, well before climate change was even a topic of discussion.»

Fragments of Him offers an imperfect gameplay, but intellectually, conversationally and narratively pleasant human view of what it means to lose a loved one.

This reboot of the Emmy - winning Bravo series may have you skeptical, but it breaks new ground and manages to be a simultaneously emotional, funny, and human viewing experience.

My first thought: predictive coding should be one screening tool — but like artificial intelligence, it is «artificial» — at some point, there are subtle issues that even humans view differently — don't reasonable people disagree?

Luke, in his second volume (the Acts of the Apostles) has marked the close of the series by a symbolic scene in which, after «forty days» (a conventional number), Christ finally vanished from human view: «a cloud removed him from their sight.»

This form of participation in social media may sound like it should have little effect on how humans view themselves, but the study, published online in the Journal of Telematics and Informatics, revealed the exact opposite.

(This wider - than - human view of revelation is quite biblical.

Our perspective comes from a human view — we are all sinners.

If I can so easily say that the explanation for everything rests only on my human view, and I don't need any other, then I'm saying that truth is a function of how I see things, period.

But understanding what is happening down there, so far from human view, will be crucial for predicting the future fate of Antarctica's ice sheets amid rising temperatures.

Humans view the world through two eyes, but it is our brain that combines the images from each eye to form a single composite picture.

A human viewing a flock of flying birds discerns both the coordinated behavior and the formation's shape — a line, for example — without measuring and plotting a dizzying number of coordinates for each bird.

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Dogs and Humans view the world in very different ways.

We humans view this behavior as a problem, but some dogs seem to really enjoy it.

Excessive barking, jumping and other behaviors we humans view as unacceptable has led to the manufacturing of a «quick fix» collar for dogs: the shock collar.

The consensus view of Apple's newly launched hunchback iPhone battery case is that it should ideally be hidden from human view, spending its life in isolation ringing bells in Notre Dame.