Sentences with phrase «than one's human counterparts»

It has been proven that dogs can clear a building six times faster than their human counterparts.

However, when it comes to eating, a dog has special dietary needs that are different than their human counterparts.

Importantly, the mouse melanoma lesions are far less complex than their human counterparts.

The team compared their technique with the conventional approach and found that the robot was faster and more accurate than its human counterparts.

There are plenty of movies out there about this idea of computers that become more powerful than their human counterparts.

Our canine and feline family members age at a faster pace than their human counterparts.

This is because they have much more sensitive hearing than their human counterparts.

- Our pets age more quickly than our human counterparts.

His leadership and team building skills are lauded in an industry where animals tend to be more important than their human counterparts.

Since dogs have fewer means of communicating their needs than their human counterparts, they have become masters at using body language to express their desires.

They do it faster and generally more accurately than their human counterparts do.

These autonomous vehicles can limit human error, increase fuel efficiency and decrease emissions, simply by being better drivers than their human counterparts.

From cats and dogs to goats and seagulls it seems some even gave better supporting performances than their human counterparts.

«If we add machine learning, the field of study that allows computers to self - learn without specific programming to do so, to existing artificial intelligence (A.I.), the resulting machines will be better able to diagnose and heal patients than their human counterparts can now,» he notes.

The robots are 50 percent more productive than their human counterparts and can scan shelves significantly more accurately and three times faster, King said.

In addition, smart tractors are far faster at cutting, pruning and harvesting crops than their human counterparts.

And in Merkle's experimental series with around 300 participants, a humanoid reception robot scored nearly identical in terms of customer satisfaction levels and only slightly lower in terms of service quality than its human counterparts.

Like Blade Runner, with its sympathetic depiction of Replicants, servant - like androids that are treated as second - class citizens, Monáe's albums see the robots as more soulful than their human counterparts.

On the plus side, these algorithmic advisors are far more cost - effective than their human counterparts, with companies charging minimal fees (0.25 % — 0.50 %) in annual management charges for the assets currently being managed by the robo advisor.

From waitering and politics to shadier occupations like smuggling drugs, these furred and feathered employees seem to be doing a better job than their human counterparts.

Most people are surprised at how quickly their pets recover from surgery (certainly much sooner than their human counterparts!)

According to veterinarian Dr. Ernie Ward, the average adult dog has about a third more teeth than his human counterpart.

Always keep in mind that dogs tolerate more pain than their human counterparts.

«Dogs do have fewer color sensitive cone receptors in their retinas than their human counterparts,» says Dr. Martin Goldstein, an integrative veterinarian and author of The Nature of Healing Animals.

· Robot Ninja — Slower than his human counterpart but with more health points and the ability to boost through stages, this metallic warrior has a Drill attack and «Hammer Attack» special.

What's more, while the average lawyer took 92 minutes to complete the task, the company's A.I. did it in just 26 seconds — so in addition to being more accurate, it was 200 times faster than its human counterparts.

Interestingly, 21 % of respondents would trust a robot more than a human counterpart.

Director Duwayne Dunham and cinematographer Reed Smoot had to have incredible patience in working with these animals, and manage to pull off a better performance from them than their human counterparts.

Is David, the boy - robot who «aspires to the human condition» in Spielberg's inherited masterwork, any less real to us than his human counterparts are?