human的示例

• The Red Cross's primary concern is to preserve and protect human life.

• The reason for the disaster was engine failure, not human error.

• The war will cause widespread human suffering.

• Building at the site was halted after human remains were discovered earlier this month.

• The human ear cannot hear very high-frequency sounds.

• He's a despicable human being!

• It may be feasible to clone human beings, but is it ethical?

• I don't believe that human beings are innately evil.

• Can the right to live ever be denied to any human?

• Every human being has the right to freedom from oppression.

• Confidence ratings are often collected from humans in this way.

• Without doubt, the success of humans has centrally depended on their ability to acquire and transmit cultural information.

• Second, this standard depends on secondary reports by humans.

• Pigeons (and humans) will also make observing responses (which have no reinforcement implication) that tell them what reinforcement schedule is in effect.

• After a period of adjustment, humans and other animals control their orientation and motion very capably under such conditions.

• By far the largest residual (more than 2.2 standard deviations) is associated with modern humans.

• Thus, when known, the learning of cultural behaviour can be very similar in humans and chimpanzees.

• At least in humans, adoption of cultural practices or beliefs often seems to depend on an implicit recognition that the cultural item has social significance.

• However, such an existence proof does not demonstrate that the same underlying architecture exists for the stored knowledge of objects in humans.

• The upper limit of verbal information transmission for humans is of the order of 100 bits/sec.

• An interesting finding is that there is a substantial difference between humans and other animal species.

• Modern humans are the only primates that impose geometrically regular shapes on objects.

• Many are amiable and beautiful beings who have friendly relations with humans.

• There is good evidence that humans have difficulty understanding random processes as part of causative accounts.

• Thus, particles are patterns in the quantum field; humans are patterns in the particles; stock market crashes are patterns in the people; and so on.