Sentence examples for at a perception from inspiring English sources
Other Devils express frustration at a perception of Lemaire they say is outdated or just wrong.
But there are also more outlandish criticisms, aimed at a perception of the changes rather than the reality.
The choice of image hinted at a perception of blinkered American militarism in the battle against terror and indifference to European allies that has opened the continental divide in which this literary storm has brewed.
Thus, Ibn al-Haytham held that size is perceived by combining the visual angle that a body subtends with perception of its distance, to arrive at a perception of the true size of the object.
Only when a profound equanimity towards all phenomena is arrived at, a perception of identity-less awareness.
Experimenters use short display times not only to explicitly study at-a-glance perception; but also to study preattentive processing, or avoid complicating factors, such as fixation location.
Our expectation is that research on at-a-glance perception of digital displays and designs will become more prevalent and applicable as digital interfaces become more pervasive in daily life.
"There is at times a perception that reading is on the decline," he said.
He said that there was now at least "a perception of opportunity" that the international confrontation over Iran could be resolved without war.
