Sentence examples for call perception from inspiring English sources

This is what we call perception.

Together with indications of left-hemisphere dominance of call perception in mice [65], these studies provide preliminary evidence for similar neuroanatomical and neurophysiological mechanisms mediating the perception of vocalizations in mice and humans.

It is therefore possible that contextual cues present at the time of call perception (e.g. the behaviour of group members) were more salient than the recent sighting of a predator and had a larger influence on listeners' initial attribution of meaning and immediate response.

But despite this, and the fact that the role of context on call perception presents a possible parallel with pragmatics in human language (Scott-Phillips 2009; Wheeler et al. 2011), we know little about how context specificity and structure (discrete versus graded) of a call affect the degree to which contextual cues are incorporated.

Studies that systematically test, under natural settings, whether different types of contextual cues are integrated as a part of meaning attribution and/or feed into a separate decision making process will be particularly useful in furthering understanding of the flexibility of cognitive mechanisms underlying call perception in animals.

In 2002, Long and Livingston started co-teaching a course called "Perception and Action".

Then, an environment connection called perception was defined in SoSADL specification, enabling that these pre-defined data can be sent according to what the user selects.

These stream into and thereby constitute a fluctuating field of attention: flowing and broad, it is called "perception;" ebbing and concentrate, "apperception".

This includes the concept of existence or reality: the intuition plus the judgement of existence is what Croce calls perception, but itself is innocent of it.

My presentation was called "Perception vs. Reality: Year One in Business".

Be wary of humans as they have a racial move called perception which allows them to see you in stealth if you are close enough.