Sentences with phrase «unaided by»

The competition in every field is so high that even well qualified candidates do not stand a chance of being called for an interview unaided by an impressive resume.

Normally, the definition of whether something is «public» for purposes of an expectation of privacy is whether it could be detected by a human being unaided by technological enhancements from a place where someone could lawfully be to make that kind of observation.

... Clausius, who first stated the principle of Carnot in a manner consistent with the true theory of heat, expresses this law as follows: It is impossible for a self - acting machine, unaided by any external agency, to convey heat from one body to another at a higher temperature.»

I won't finish this game until I beat Phantasy Star II, thats a trophy I want and I'll do my hardest to do it unaided by guides or maps.

AVALON, CA — For the first time since intensive restoration efforts began nearly 30 years ago, two bald eagle chicks have hatched unaided by humans on Catalina over the weekend.

That said, these determined fighters would be able to successfully triumph over vicious wild boars and baboons unaided by humans or other dogs.

He was the first athlete to win unaided by enhancements in two generations, and then they ordered genetic testing.

So when LIGO researchers saw the now - famous signal just a few days after switching their machine back on, they carried out a series of painstaking checks to make sure it was real - even though they could see it with the naked eye, unaided by statistical analysis.

Around the U.S., engineers are finishing one - year crash projects to create robots able to dash 200 miles through the Mojave Desert in a day, unaided by humans.

The ACCC and A-NSK also reached agreement as to the suggested penalty and the Court accepted that the penalty of $ 3m was «within a range that, unaided by the parties» views, is appropriate» (para 60).

I would bet 100 % conformity on the belief that if one jumps from a 30 - story building, unaided by mechanical devices, that one would go splat and be killed.

But this presupposes that we have all been born with the perfect and complete freedom necessary to fulfill God's law, indeed, that human beings could live morally perfect lives unaided by grace.

By these means Yahweh alone won the battle, unaided by Israel.

According to Romans 3, no one unaided by God 1) has any righteousness by which to lay a claim upon God, 2) has any true understanding of God, or 3) seeks God (Boice and Ryken, Doctrines of Grace, 79).

Goodman argues that human reason, unaided by special revelation, can teach us much about God» including a basic understanding of what He requires of us in our practical conduct.

Gravity does not «hate» you when you plunge to the pavement after jumping from a 20 - story building (unaided by mechanical devices).

A belief in sheer observation, unaided by imagination, is precisely the core of the Baconian method of induction, which, as Whitehead notes ironically, «if consistently pursued, would have left science where it found it» (PR 5/7).

Thomas Aquinas accepted a similar claim that reason unaided by faith could move from a consideration of causes and effects in nature to a consideration of the existence of an unnamed First Cause or Unmoved Mover.

Thus Polanyi concludes that, «When Einstein discovered rationality in nature, unaided by any observation that had not been available for at least fifty years before, our positivistic textbooks promptly covered up the scandal by an appropriately embellished account of his discovery.»

Moreover, it is a truth accessible to reason unaided by divine revelation that human beings have a spiritual nature, in the sense of being rational and free and having a soul that is not reducible to matter.

In addition to being difficult to spell, these domain names can be hard to pronounce, especially when unaided by a visual identity.

Not exact matches

For clarity, the above obligations do not prohibit MaRS from using any know how, techniques and information developed or learned by, and retained in the unaided memory of, one or more of the MaRS Personnel who provided Services.

Taylor aims to bring about this future by means of his own unaided reason, which may require a purge of all those who are not in agreement with the new agenda» a prospect he seems to relish more than regret.

What so many Catholics seem to be saying is that, so far as we can determine with our unaided human intellects, according to even the «metaphysically modest» version of neo-Darwinism, there is no real plan, purpose, or design in living things, and absolutely no directionality to evolution; yet we know those things to be true by faith.

See Colin's post above for more about what telescopes and microscopes can show us, as well as what can be seen by the unaided eye plus a properly functioning mind.

Man was quite rightly given little encouragement to think that his eternal salvation could be won by his own unaided efforts, for it was the gift of divine grace.

There is no actual duality of God and the phenomenal world, but there is an apparent duality asserted by the unaided intellect, which is incapable of comprehending the essential unity of the whole.

In Aquinas's day, this organisation could only be verified by the unaided faculty of sight.

In fact, the fighting beyond Rwanda began as an effort by that nation, alone and unaided, to hunt down Hutu murderers still butchering Tutsi in neighboring Uganda, Burundi, and what is now Eastern Congo.

Yet, less than a century and a half before, an 11 - year - old boy and his partly crippled great - grandfather had maintained a valley bottom outpost, unaided, against Indians, ice storms and wild animal depredations for almost six months until the rest of their family could return from a trip to Louisiana marked by a rash of mishaps.

But that is precisely where the intellectual conception of God alone, unaided or unbalanced by aesthesis, shows its limits.

We have already said that this truth is beyond the grasp of unaided human reason and that we come to it by way of revelation.

The principles of the science of theology are given in the articles of the Creed and in Sacred Scripture and they are known by us through faith, not through philosophical reasoning: you can not, by unaided reason, conclude that the doctrine of the Trinity is true, for example.

In general it is a system whereby the individual, by his own unaided efforts and following the middle path taught by the Buddha in his first Sermon at Benares and expressed variously in other discourses, attains to Nirvana or the end of the rebirth cycle in which man finds himself.

More women want a home birth than actually get one, but equally some women end up having a home birth by accident and probably unaided.

The cradle can be used by a newborn baby until he or she can sit unaided (approx. 6 months) or weighs 18 lbs / 8 kg.

The baby side is used by newborns until they can sit unaided.

One example is the simplest and oldest voice recognition method: unaided listening, leading to subjective judgement by a person with a «trained ear» or even to the opinion of victims and witnesses.

The researchers found that the change in accuracy in speech understanding from unaided to aided varied by device.

Of course swimming and water safety is a statutory part of the National Curriculum, with the aim that by the age of 11 (the end of key stage 2) all pupils should be taught to swim at least 25 metres unaided.

Revenue limits make no allowance for the categorically unaided costs incurred by school districts in addressing additional educational needs and school districts have been forced to absorb those costs through other budget adjustments.

- Susan Orlean, author of The Orchid Thief and Rin Tin Tin «America has never adequately addressed sexual violence, a tragedy made worse by many who employ their own hierarchy of victimization, leaving many women and vulnerable people unaided.

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By including seventy - one abstract works from 1905 to 1968, by fifty American and European artists, the exhibition attempted to give aesthetic content to the science of biology, specifically to the study of organisms which lie beyond the range of unaided visioBy including seventy - one abstract works from 1905 to 1968, by fifty American and European artists, the exhibition attempted to give aesthetic content to the science of biology, specifically to the study of organisms which lie beyond the range of unaided visioby fifty American and European artists, the exhibition attempted to give aesthetic content to the science of biology, specifically to the study of organisms which lie beyond the range of unaided vision.

He references «I can't breath,» the phrase uttered repeatedly by Eric Garner before he died on a sidewalk, unaided and surrounded by police.

You are contemplating that the melt water unaided, by human hand can actually run uphill to a higher potential energy location.

Now that means NET HEAT FLOW; because the CYCLIC condition implies that it is not impossible for heat to go from cold to hot; just not unaided (by doing work) or else MORE heat is going the other way at the same time.

We use them because unaided common sense tends to make errors, or have difficulty in processing large amounts of information, just as we use formal methods for doing arithmetic because guessing numbers by eye or counting on our fingers is error prone, and is anyway infeasible for large numbers.

By contrast, other firms have shown a greater willingness to allow their lawyers to take day - to - day charge of their LPM initiatives — partly because the firms» technology infrastructure enables its fee earners to run every aspect of the project, from initial scoping to conclusion, largely unaided.»

Observation can be done unaided, by simply looking, or through mechanical or electronic means, such as with a camera or binoculars.