A polygraph instrument measures three basic bodily functions but may also measure additional (optional) features. At a minimum, the polygraph must measure (1) relative blood pressure by placing a blood pressure cuff on the upper arm, (2) electrodermal response by placing metal plates on the fingers or self-stick pads on the palm of the hands, and (3) breathing patterns by placing two soft rubber tubes across the upper and lower abdomen. Additional features may also be measured, but these are the basics. - Michael Martin (President, Global Polygraph Network)
A polygraph machine, commonly known as a lie detector, is not attached directly to the human body. Instead, various sensors are attached to different parts of the body. Typically, these include pneumographic tubes around the upper chest, fingerplates to measure skin conductance, and a blood pressure cuff on the arm. These sensors allow the machine to detect physiological changes that may occur when a person is lying.
advantage: you come to know who is lying disadvantage: the principle is based on the human skin resistance, is the person who is subjected to the test is lying confidently then it will be difficult for the lie detector circuit to catch a lie because in this case you wont be sweating or feeling nervous
Human Killing Machine was created in 1989.
Human Killing Machine happened in 1989.
A: The advantage is that there is no mistakes if the function is proper. The only mistake there can be is the human telling what to do logic is a study of how to make a machine interpret and execute commands flawlessly even though the machine is very dumb itself.
human resources
remove the human, insert machine
When a human uses a complex machine it helps him or her.
Yes, there is such a machine. It is called the human brain.
making machine and human interfaces human freindly
5 possible problem proper human resource managment
Also known as "Plant Perception", this theory, first brought to attention by Cleve Backster, claims that plants can read minds, think, respond to threats and thoughts, and might possibly have emotions.Backster's theory has also been tested by MythBusters, and who were successful in using a polygraph ( a machine that is normally attached to a human. The needle, dipped in ink, wavers on a piece of paper when the human reacts. ) when it responded to various thoughts.
Human horsepower is far less power full than the horsepower of a machine.