Sentence examples for be directly perceived from inspiring English sources

Formless and genderless, jiva cannot be directly perceived by the senses.

During mystical experiences, extrasensory phenomena are said to be directly perceived, whether by the soul, the mind, the imagination, or some other faculty.

Chapter 9 argues that neither action nor qualities may be ascribed to what is nonexistent and, further, that negation may be directly perceived.

Flying central-place foragers like honeybees (Apis mellifera) extend their exploration into distances from which the features of the nest cannot be directly perceived [5 10].

Studying the phenomena of a vast number of coloured and bright bodies, Science finds that it can think about these phenomena --- can generalise and tie them into bundles best by assuming that the bodies are all in a state of vibration ; a vibration so minute that (unlike the vibrations connected with Sound) it cannot be directly perceived.

To make our conclusions be directly perceived, we also study two applications.

According to Gibson, affordances exist naturally and are directly perceived by the viewer.

The objective of this study was to identify the drywall finishing tasks which are directly perceived as hazardous by workers.

In addition, he thought that there must be another sense of see in which what is directly perceived is not even the surface of the pencil but rather what Moore called "sense data" and what earlier empiricists had called "visual sensations" or "sense impressions".

The difficulty with this view is that, since one cannot compare the sense-datum that is directly perceived with the original object, one can never be sure that it gives an accurate representation of it; and therefore human beings cannot know that the real world corresponds to their perceptions.

The concept of matter, then, was the result of a loosely described social or psychological "construction", going beyond what was directly perceived.