Sentence examples for be perceived together from inspiring English sources

Color perception tests show no more than two unique colors can be perceived together – red and yellow, yellow and green, green and blue, blue and red.

This bound on the number of hues that can be perceived together is predicted by the RANC interval measure property – a complete 3-RANC can have at most 4 positive outputs.

The RAM was shown to account for several phenomena central to color vision, such as the continuous yet categorical nature of color, mutually exclusive colors and colors that can be perceived together, color mixing, the Bezold-Brücke hue shift, the additivity failure of brightness, opponent-color cells, geometrical color space, and hue, saturation, and brightness.

The Epistemological School's main argument for idealism is the so-called sahopalambhaniyama ("certainty of [subject and object] being perceived together"): "blue and the awareness of blue are not different, because they must always be apprehended together, just like when one [falsely] sees two moons".

Singly sired litters could be perceived as a large multiply sired litter once pooled together in a single nest.

Brooks taught Anderson and Wilson how to pull their "details" together into a coherent script, and how to anticipate the way a film will be perceived by viewers.

That, too, could be perceived negatively.

"The process shouldn't be perceived negatively.

They want to be perceived as bookish".

This could be perceived as a threat.

You'll be perceived as a stalker.