Sentences with phrase «of human gesture»

Sama Alshaibi will be participating in a two - person exhibition with Joseph Farbrook exploring the dilemmas of the political, existential and personal presented through the lens of human gesture and motion.

Bob Duggan examines the curatorial theme of «the «matrixal» — a connective and even curative matrilineal web of associations woven by modern women artists that redefines drawing practice to include all forms of human gesture, even the dance.»

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.

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

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.

Not exact matches

Speaking of cards, businesspeople get a lot of prefabricated ones and what - not, so small gestures that create real human connections can have an outsized impact.

If the robot doesn't react immediately to the human's gestures and commands, the sense of being in the remote location is broken.

His frequent expressions and gestures of solidarity with the human race have often been rejected.

The physical parts of that communication between humans would be the voice, physical gestures, writing etc..

As Tutu encouraged people to tell their stories and ask their questions in Facing the Truth, a phrase or gesture would trigger in me a memory of another story of deep human loss in Ireland, and then another.

Performance studies uses some of the raw materials of incarnational theology to imagine human speaking; preaching approaches the disciplinary terrain of performance theory by emphasizing relationships between orality and writing, between reading and speaking, and the evocative power of ritual speech and gesture.

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Traditions of every kind, hoarded and manifested in gesture and language, in schools, libraries, museums, bodies of law and religion, philosophy and science — everything that accumulates, arranges itself, recurs and adds to itself, becoming the collective memory of the human race — all this we may see as no more than an outer garment, an epiphenomenon precariously superimposed upon all the other edifices of Nature (the only truly organic ones, as it may appear): but it is precisely this optical illusion which we have to overcome if our realism is to reach to the heart of the matter.

It is to create life itself, certainly to create human communities, probably to create all of the informed gestures of love that we know.

But most of us, confronted with a shaking event, a presence undefined and ineffable, but persistently there, a gesture of human love undeserved and graceful, are (what is the expression?)

Oh, I know that gesture, the palm flung wide in a circle with disbelief and frustration and sadness and wonder and hope and pain, encompassing this, all of this human experience.

Human intercourse can be effected by looks or gestures, and particularly by means of words.

Of course it is he or she who does the actual celebrating and the preaching; it is his or hers hands, voice, vocabulary, gestures and the like which are the necessary finite human means through which the thing is being done.

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».

Humans have always communicated their religious questions and expressions in the language of gesture and dance.

Ivan must rid himself of this Christ «like gesture that is the real answer to human agony.

Hoping, in some mode or other, is a part of our nature, a «prototypical human gesture.»

But in the spirit of us all being part of the human race: flawed, frail, and forgiving, and sharing this one planet that gives us so much, it would a small gesture from a fellow human being.

To see El Guerrouj stretch, we were told, is to watch Beethoven crack his knuckles or to hear Caruso clear his throat: The mundane gesture portends an imminent act of human perfection.

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

This means when he puts on his costume and starts to amaze as Spider - Man, it's a gesture of defiance towards those cool kids who looked down on him when he's in his human guise.

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Human Resource Manager for Wilmar Africa, Mr. Dan Benah, who made the donation on behalf of the company, said the gesture is part of their corporate social...

Think of it this way, bombing ISIS for saving Yezidis was an incredibly human gesture of US that would be remembered for a long time among Kurdish community, but the bombing of Iraq would not be considered so.

Chanting «Ban Cuomo's plan,» teachers at IS 24 in Great Kills on Staten Island formed a human barricade in front of the main entrance at 7 a.m. on March 11, a day early, in a symbolic gesture to protect the school from the governor's proposals.

While gesture may be the first step in language evolution, the psychologists also found evidence that the evolutionary pathway from gesture to human language included the «co-evolution of gestural and vocal communication.»

All three species increased their use of symbols, as opposed to gestures, as they grew older, but this change was far more pronounced for the human child.

At the beginning stage of communication development, gesture was the primary mode of communication for human infant, baby chimpanzee and baby bonobo.

The child's transition from gesture to symbol could be a developmental model of the evolutionary pathway to human language and thus evidence for the «gestural origins of human language,» Greenfield said.

Psychologists who analyzed video footage of a female chimpanzee, a female bonobo and a female human infant in a study to compare different types of gestures at comparable stages of communicative development found remarkable similarities among the three species.

«How similar are the gestures of apes and human infants?

These findings hint that our powerful urge to imitate even nonsensical gestures may be one of the things that separate humans from other apes.

Common forms of human communication include sign language, speaking, writing, gestures, and broadcasting.

If so, it should be possible to find clues about how human language evolved from grunts or gestures by observing the communication of our close primate relatives.

These tests included: navigation, tested by timing how long it took the dogs to get food that was behind different types of barriers; assessing whether they could tell the difference between quantities of food and; their ability to follow a human pointing gesture to an object.

In the late 1990s as an undergraduate, Hare documented the ability of dogs to follow the gestures and gaze of humans to find hidden food.

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

By contrast, however, tracing a term or observing a gesture was no better than just hearing the term,» explains Katja Mayer of the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences.

«If for example we follow a new term with a gesture, we create additional input that facilitates the brain's learning,» says Katharina von Kriegstein, head of the study at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences.

They can understand both the meaning and the order of words conveyed through human hand gestures — correctly putting an item on the right side of their tank into a basket on the left, for example.

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.

Although human faces were unique in some ways, they also bore some striking similarities to those of other species: «He who will look at a dog preparing to attack another dog or a man, and at the same animal when caressing his master, or will watch the countenance of a monkey when insulted, and when fondled by his keeper, will be forced to admit that the movements of their features and their gestures are almost as expressive as those of man.»

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

Most of the research has focused on studying how dogs are capable to understand different forms of human communication, for example by displaying gestures and human voice recognition.

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