Sentence examples for Without perception from inspiring English sources

The copy format specified by "-o copy" is a utility format that copies the exact contents of the input file (for the filtered molecules) directly to the output, without perception or interpretation.

In this study, we further sought to test the myth of the perception of temperature sensitivity in migraine patients, based on a cohort of migraine patients with or without perception of temperature sensitivity and the EMD analysis of the association between headache incidence and temperature using 1-year headache diary data.

The capability to perceive, the capability to recall, and the capability to infer depend on each other, as Heinz von Foerster [47] explained, because without perception no cognitive system can produce inner representations of outer regularities, and without recollection of these regularities a system cannot anticipate future events.

Hence, it seems possible that monitoring mechanisms in pianists can operate without auditory feedback, i.e. without the perception of an auditory action-effect.

In the newly sighted, without depth perception, the opposite seems true: the distant — tiny houses on the horizon, clouds in the impossibly high sky — suddenly looks nearby).

"We recognise that we have an important role to play in providing doctors with information about our medicines, but this must be done clearly, transparently and without any perception of conflict of interest," he said.

The children remained obliviously upbeat, thankfully, and continued to ask for anything and everything and roll their eyes at my refusals without any perception that I was deducting dollars in my head at a frantic rate.

(The writer Jorge Luis Borges, who went blind at age fifty-five, described going blind as a process by which "everything near becomes distant". In the newly sighted, without depth perception, the opposite seems true: the distant — tiny houses on the horizon, clouds in the impossibly high sky — suddenly looks nearby).

Also, the undergoing may be valued without any perception of meaning.

I can never catch myself at any time without a perception, and never can observe any thing but the perception" (Treatise I.IV.6.3).

Bridgeman, a 67-year-old neuroscientist at the University of California in Santa Cruz, grew up nearly stereoblind, that is, without true perception of depth.