human-equivalent

The mice in the French experiment were given a human-equivalent dose of about an ounce a day, or several hundred capsules.

Resveratrol: candidate for anti-aging pill 2007

Never had much trouble with it on a couple of customer-site deployments on my last job, either, except for the usual bitching attending any anti-spam solution not of human-equivalent intelligence.

Free anti-spam on Exchange 2006

Only the name remains as a vague shorthand for merely human-equivalent intelligences to use when describing interactions they don't understand.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2004

The City's mission statement is to provide a mediatory environment for human-equivalent intelligences and to preserve same in the face of external aggression.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2004

Its current executive agency is a weakly godlike intelligence that chooses to associate with human-equivalent intelligences: this agency is colloquially known as "Hello Kitty," "Beautiful Cat," or "Aineko," and may manifest itself in a variety of physical avatars if corporeal interaction is desired.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2004

All the remaining human-equivalent intelligences with half a clue to rub together are trying to emigrate before the Vile Offspring decide to recycle Earth to fill in a gap in the concentric shells of nanocomputers they're running on.

Asimov's Science Fiction 2004

My late uncle, Ethan Frost, who headed Rampart in the beginning, was one of the first galactic entrepreneurs to give Insap workers human-equivalent wages and decent working conditions.

Sagittarius Whorl May, Julian 2001

I told them Rampart would pay human-equivalent wages to those who worked as hard as human beings, and proportional salaries to the less efficient.

Perseus Spur May, Julian, 1931- 1998

It worked, and far more efficiently than something designed by human-equivalent minds, but repair and debugging -- of the cyber component -- was out of the question.

A Fire Upon the Deep Vinge, Vernor 1992

He guessed the Landgrave to be, in human-equivalent terms, younger than himself.

Mission to Moulokin Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1979