Sentence examples for The perceived order from inspiring English sources

The perceived order of different positions need not necessarily be the same as the actual temporal order of those positions, but it will be the same as the causal order of the perceptions of them.

A certain buzz can overcome logic in the perceived order.

He also demanded that we on the coaching staff show our own entrepreneurial side – never, I hope, an issue for me – and encouraged us to constantly question and challenge the perceived order of things.

Such action would be deemed in alignment with the perceived order of nature.

The basic idea of this argument for a designer is the teleological argument, an argument for the existence of God based on the perceived order or purposefulness of the universe.

Propp's 31 functions also fall within six 'stages' (preparation, complication, transference, struggle, return, recognition), and a stage can also be repeated, which can affect the perceived order of elements.

The drawbacks in our perceived order of concern are as follows: (1) for experiments involving homologous recombination, predominant repair by NHEJ compared to HDR; (2) mosaicism in founder animals; and (3) targeting specificity, especially if phenotypic analysis of founders is desired.

One of the advantages of Dennett's model is that it can account for the rather puzzling cases of 'backwards time referral', where perceived order does not follow the order of perceptions.

The individual cartoon face cards were placed onto a designated Velcro board in their perceived order from 'very happy' to 'very sad'.

What the show seems to have successfully revived is the idea that photographs are among the best ways for art to allow the multitude of lived experiences to be perceived, ordered, and ultimately recorded.

This desire is known by psychologists as the "Need for Structure," defined as the tendency to want to perceive order, rules, and meaning in the world.