Sentence examples for Experience perceptions from inspiring English sources

Children were also provided with sticky notes to freely describe their experience, perceptions and opinions about the website.

However, it is not, as Ms. Hill argues, because of a gender-biased view of the potential pitfalls of a female politician but because of the more common culprits of political failure: lack of experience, perceptions of dishonesty and a failure to connect with the voters.

The first part of the survey was designated as "Simplifying Cycling Mobility" and it aimed to understand students' travel patterns to school regarding mode choice, previous cycling experience, perceptions of barriers for not cycling and students' preferences for the future inclusion of ICT related attributes in e-bikes.

Besides, the mentees' perception of such mentoring relationships as trustful and respectful will be beneficial for the mentees in improving their workplace experience, perceptions, and future expectations.

Qualitative inquiry [ 35] was chosen to generate detailed descriptions from NGO programme managers about their experience, perceptions, tensions, intentions and behaviours surrounding CHW motivation at both the local and international policy level.

This study gained insight into previously unexplored areas of the GPC experience, perceptions of processes that contribute to positive health outcomes, strategies to promote GPC and elements that enhance the feasibility of GPC.

In fact, the notion of what is true will be colored by the author's experience, perception of that experience, his biases and his own fading memories.

This research work analyses a new multimethod tool to evaluate the user experience perception in the conceptualisation phase within the experience design process.

In fact, each individual experience, perception, view of places is colored by a personal, subjective interpretation.

If nonetheless they were properties of the experience, perception would be massively deceptive.

First, an account is sought as to how design of the built environment influences experience, perception, feeling, or behavior.