Sentences with phrase «ordinary members of the public»

To support the biological science goal of image classification, we have developed several games and tools that let ordinary members of the public undertake to classify various photos of living things.

That said, I think the researchers should be given extra bonus points for using ordinary members of the public in Study 1.

«However you cut it, his newspapers hacked thousands of phones and made money out of the private lives of ordinary members of the public who only came into the limelight because they were victims of crime.

Already prominent climate change sceptics around the world have been questioned and members of staff at the university, but is has now emerged that ordinary members of the public who did nothing more than request information are also being targeted.

Hosted by the flamboyant Tyrone King, Terror is Reality pits ordinary members of the public against an arena full of zombies with a simple challenge - kill more zombies than your opponents and stay alive with the winner collecting big money and the chance to come back and secure even greater prizes.

This applies to legal aid as it does for court and tribunal fees because if ordinary members of the public do not have the practical means of resolving disputes, respect for the rule of law and our democratic society is liable to break down.»

«Only industry stakeholders were invited to participate behind closed doors, while civil society was excluded from the process despite the fact that the regulations could have profound consequences for ordinary members of the public.

It hasn't been worth mining bitcoin using standard consumer computer hardware for years because of the kind of processing power involved; the overwhelming majority of ordinary members of public pools will have bought hardware from companies like KnCMiner.

An aide to the prime minister said the decision to introduce the panels, which will be dominated by ordinary members of the public, were in recognition of the fact that «politics is changing».

Software applications are still being developed to help ordinary members of the public make sense of the statistics now available.

(I think this is unprecedented, and it's unlikely to go down well - ordinary members of the public sitting on a Commons committee...)

In fact, ordinary members of the public find it hard to get through to the Planning Department, whose phones are permanently set to voicemail.

Now it it is something that is echoed openly by otherwise apparently ordinary members of the public.

Notable works have included Antony Gormley's One & Other (2009)- in which ordinary members of the public took turns to spend an hour standing on it, free to do as they wish; Yinka Sonibare's self - explanatory Nelson's Ship in a Bottle (2010 - 12); Katharina Fritsch's giant blue cockerel (2013 - 15); Hans Haacke's skeletal horse (in tribute to painter George Stubbs); and, most recently, David Shrigley's bronze thumbs - up, Really Good (2016 - 18).

The two citizens» assemblies — Assembly North in Sheffield and Assembly South in Southampton — provided a chance for a small group of ordinary members of the public to engage in structured deliberation on the hot topic of local and regional devolution.

The Protocol will enable ordinary members of the public, simply by using the Internet, to find out about the major sources of polluting emissions in their immediate neighbourhoods.

Packed full of dishes from ordinary members of the public, the book will feature the food that we all love to cook and want to know how to cook.

This is particularly so for politicians — 71 per cent say they expect politicians» personal moral standards to be higher than for ordinary members of the public, compared to «only» 56 per cent who say the same of journalists.

Citing the relevant Supreme Court cases, the Judge concluded that Ajibola failed to depose to any fact which showed that his rights had been affected beyond that of ordinary member of the public.

This gold plated service is of not available to ordinary members of the public.

«With ministers digging their heels in despite the fantastic expressions of support we have received from famous authors and ordinary members of the public, we are now with regret considering legal action,» Frances Crook, of the Howard League for Penal Reform, said.

This gives an ordinary member of the public justice which had previously been denied to them.

«The problem we face politically is that... the ordinary member of the public is not feeling much better from this,» Clarke declared, passing judgment on the government's economic agenda.

I don't know, look, I consider myself an ordinary member of the public at times, ok, and up until about three or four months ago I'd never heard of him...

> The difference is very important, in my opinion as an ordinary member of the public here in the UK, EU.

«If you talk to an ordinary member of the public about FP6 or FP7, they're wondering, «What the hell is this?»»

So far they have logged 38,000 ancient trees through the work of ecologists and ordinary members of the public.

Lord Justice Leveson stressed that ordinary members of the public are often the objects of unfair scrutiny and unwelcome publicity in the media and are not well placed to assert their rights in a court of law.

These actions do not require suspicions of involvement in crimes and can be utilised against any ordinary member of the public.