Sentence examples for are perceived from from inspiring English sources

The Station Point Method mimics how views are perceived from many station points within a geographical area.

The profile of a car pointing toward the right and another profile pointing toward the left, for instance, are perceived from the same angle of view and should not deserve a low score on the scale.

This finding relates to a considerable literature on "biological motion," which studies how the complex forms of bodily actions are perceived from only the motion of light points fixed to limb joints, with form-related texture cues removed (Johansson 1973).

He could tell that this was perceived from a great distance.

"I think this is a reaction to the challenge that was perceived from Khodorkovsky and this is collateral damage.

"It's the way it's perceived from the outside," Smith said of his relationship with Delhomme.

It sanctions, by implication, a future judge's deciding a case on what he or she believes rather than on what is perceived from legal authorities.

Such descriptive writing recalls the Martian School of British poetry, named after an influential poem by Craig Raine, in which the world is perceived from an alien perspective.

Stereoscopy is possible only because of binocular vision, which requires that the left-eye view and the right-eye view of an object be perceived from different angles.

The primary attraction of this locale, though, may be something that cannot be perceived from even the most sophisticated surveillance plane, which from China's perspective is precisely the point.

The effects of the altitude can be perceived from early on - once out of breath it was difficult to get it back- so the key was to take the ascent slowly and steadily.