Sentences with phrase «is a human being too»

Steve: And we also have the cover piece, speaking of fun articles that are based on serious things, [which] is about our closest relatives to the human beings to, well, they are human beings too, well to Homo sapiens — the Neandertals and the author Kate Wong, who is a staff editor here at Scientific American and a real expert on this stuff is with us.

They are human beings too.

And yes too many people judge teens, we are human beings too!

Interviewers and hiring managers are human beings too, and they are most likely to understand and appreciate your being honest and giving them enough notice to adjust their own schedules.

Employer representatives are human beings too, and most of them have experience being in your shoes.

Not exact matches

So with Sandberg's aim in mind, how should companies develop policies that make the most sense for their employees, especially if you have a growing a business and are too small to retain the human resources capacity that a big corporation would have?

After several years of research, in 2011 De Brouwer launched Scanadu, a start - up he believes can be instrumental in solving one of modern health care's major flaws: that humans rely too heavily on the expertise of doctors and not nearly enough on data.

Diamandis sees such a system as being helpful in disaster relief efforts, when sending in human rescue teams might be too risky.

Science is still a far cry from biological immortality, but it isn't unreasonable to say that the average human could live to 120 or more, in good health, in the not - too - distant future.

Sophisticated computer vision systems may not replace all - too - human umpires any time soon, but they are helping to refine their skills

Two people involved in the discovery allow that human error may have been a component, too.

«So please understand that we are all human and we have feelings too.

They're typically smaller than rockets that launch satellites and people into space, but structurally, the missiles aren't too different — which is why militaries pay close attention to countries that develop human - spaceflight programs.

These infringements don't go over well, as humans are biologically programmed to feel threatened when approached too closely.

Last we heard, humans were still doing a lot of the work behind the scenes, but Facebook will probably give us some sort of update on that, too.

Replacing human cooks earning $ 10 per hour with expensive robots may be possible technically, but might not make business sense because it may cost too much and not provide a good return on investment.

Humans typically understand that a trophy that is too large would be unable to fit in a suitcase and that a suitcase that is too small would be unable to accommodate a trophy.

«It's human nature to want a laundry list of all the acceptable things but it's human nature that you're going to forget something too.»

The trouble is all of your less favorite colleagues (and probably even you) sometimes exhibit these unpleasant but all - too - human traits on the occasional bad day.

Sponsored by the Human Rights Foundation, PutinCon was the first event of its kind — a meeting of dissidents and journalists; of people who've been robbed by the Kremlin; of former soldiers who've seen too much; of prosecutors and politicians who know too much; of Russians and Europeans and Americans (North and South) who had enough of Putin's interference and violence.

If humans are presented with too many options, their decision - making abilities kind of shut down, Schwartz's research has found.

And if you're in need of other human resources services, too, Intuit also offers workers» compensation and compliance assistance.

In other words, the fragmentation of the audience in the channel had quickly outpaced humans» ability to manage it; the buying, managing and optimization of it was far too cumbersome.

Artificial intelligence can monitor what we say, but the human language is too nuanced to know the difference between a friendly jab («you suck») to an outright threat («I'm going to kill you»).

«In God We Trust» may be imprinted on our currency, but the hand that activates our government's printing press has been all too human.

On the extremely unlikely chance you haven't already noticed, humans haven't been doing too well lately at governing just one planet.

Furthermore, a number of these vital processes are very manual, meaning they are subject to the all - too - common risk of human error.

Costolo quickly spotted something that many startups are too slow to recognize: Humans behave in strange ways.

Then there are the all - too - human factors — say, a sick child — that could affect performance without being counted in software inputs.

It was a dangerous balance: too many statistics could prove toxic to humans, and too few could just as easily murder a business.

This is a familiar dodge - emphasizing uncertainty about the precise amount of humanity's contribution while ignoring the broad scientific consensus that human activities are largely responsible for dangerous warming of our planet and that action is urgently needed before it is too late.

The studio's animators, in a fight to keep up with Pixar, had created the most realistic human characters ever before seen — in fact, they were too real for human comfort.

Startup employees are humans, too.

People like Miracle (and Sheila Frederick, who rescued a victim of human trafficking last year) are key players in identifying instances of human trafficking and stopping them before it's too late.

And Amazon is thought to be eyeing that market too, more from a package delivery system than a human transportation platform.

Yes, Musk's choice of words was poor, but his brain is too busy thinking about Hyperloops and colonizing Mars to worry about how our puny human brains might misinterpret him, okay?

Startups are using chat too — like Digit, a free app that hunts your spending patterns for opportunities to make withdrawals into savings, or Pana, a chat - interfaced virtual travel agency that creepily promises there are some real humans in there somewhere.

At one point in 2005, criticism from the community that Mozilla managers were being too secretive led Baker to hold a moratorium on all corporate - only meetings for several months; it only ended when managers needed to discuss a human resources question too personal to share with everyone.

While in August Trump told the online publication Circa that he would like to see «a carve - out of sorts for our small - business owners,» that may be too late for entrepreneurs who were already well down the road raising salaries or switching workers to hourly non-exempt, says Jacqueline Breslin, director of human capital services at TriNet, an HR outsourcing company.

This superwoman is human too.

Perhaps you, like me, are beginning to suspect that they're not run by sentient humans anymore, but by robotic creations that even Silicon Valley rejected for being too cold and calculating.

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Perhaps this is also happening in humans, too.

Getting machines to become «superhuman» at certain tasks without feeding them human data has been a long - standing challenge in the AI research community, which is held back when human data is too expensive, too unreliable, or simply unavailable.

So while it might be too early to predict the end of human stock - pickers, robots may quite literally give them a run for their money.

Many robotics and AI experts aren't too concerned with the long term, believing that machines will ultimately elevate the type of work that humans do.

Making humans answer these pings might be too costly for businesses, but chatbots can scale efficiently, making the Click To Message ads worth buying.

Such stasis, say experts — and, well, everyone else, too — isn't exactly a recipe for human fitness, sharp minds, or bristling productivity.

Rochester Surgical Associates had reached its limit — too much time, money, and human capital had been poured into inefficient IT management.

But she says the issue of sexual harassment as described in a Feb. 19 post by Fowler, who notified Uber's human resources about sexual advances from her boss but was told he could not be disciplined because he was too valued by the company, has not surfaced.