Sentence examples for add perception from inspiring English sources

Bello Ruiz explains that Imverse's tech is "probably his fifth or sixth graphics engine he's created," and that Mange had been trying to build a photorealistic environment for neurological experiments with Bruno Herbelin at EPFL's Laboratory Of Cognitive Neuroscience, but wanted to add perception of one's own body.

At the same time, he added: "Perceptions of Clinton and Trump are relatively hard-wired compared with those of typical presidential candidates".

But he added perceptions had changed: "Bristol has gone from being full of country bumpkins to the coolest place on the planet and the truth of the matter is that nothing has really changed.

Globally, this value-adding perception is expected to gradually erode the viewpoint of being in expenses all the time.

But tensions may rise in periods of split government, when the two parties are at loggerheads, and this could add to perceptions of uncertainty, sometimes leading to market underperformance.

The findings do not quantitatively determine how many physicians or nurses believed what this paper says, but it does add general perceptions about the centre.

Prevention or screening programs that are 'tailored' (rather than 'targeted') for particular high-risk groups may be less likely to add to perceptions of discrimination or stigma.

Shaking off bad brand perceptions isn't easy, says Nerad, adding, "Consumer perception doesn't change rapidly".

He added, "No perception of a pattern here for us".

She added, "My perception is that the T.S.A. is the government, and, therefore, your things will be safe".

But, she added, "their perception of obesity as a driver of costs — they may not understand that as well".