Sentence examples for as we perceive it from inspiring English sources
Google and Apple seem particularly well-situated to win early mobile VR (assuming there is indeed something to win), but with Apple concurrently buried in R&D efforts on multiple prototypes of AR and VR headsets, it does not appear that smartphone VR (as we perceive it now) is in its immediate product roadmap.
It's the world as we perceive it through media.
Without the rendering engine, nothing else would matter; rendering engines determine the shape of the Web as we perceive it.
There is wide agreement that the physical world, as we perceive it, does not provide the necessary fundamentals to explain the workings of the quantum world: time dilation, wave-particle duality, relativity and so on.
But then when you look at what we do with the world as we perceive it and as we act in it, it seems as if there's this huge gap between how we reason about the world and how any other animals do, right?
But the level of the actual threat is what -- as we perceive it, understand it and are aware of it through intelligence resources and activities and law enforcement resources and activities, the constant investigations and activities here at home, as well as our information collection and our observation of things abroad -- that provides the basis for making these judgments.
Rapid growth looks unlikely because of the demographics and though Europe, in particular, could increase productivity by reforming its economy, such reforms may be needed merely to offset the decline in the working age population.Normality, as we perceived it in the era of the 1980s and 1990s - 2-3% real GDP growth, short rates of 3-4% and bond yields of 5-6% - may not be returning.
Although this can be viewed as an asset as PREDICT processes are part of the daily staff activities we perceive it as a challenge as well.
Perhaps most appealing to our intuitions is the notion held by Newton stating that time exists: time is "absolute, true, and mathematical, in and of itself and of its own nature, without reference to anything external, flows uniformly and by another name is called duration". 1 This view states that time flows in a predictable manner, as we believe we perceive it.
As we age, we tend to perceive time as exponentially accelerating; the more time that passes, the more we perceive it as running out.
