Sentence examples for described perception from inspiring English sources

The simulated approximations have a hallucinatory quality, a vague swirl and primal abstraction of shape, movement, and color that seems less a part of ordinarily described perception than of the deepest, limbic, dream-like substratum of cinematic experience and, for that matter, of perceptual experience itself.

The perceptual memory is the central data structure of the described perception and learning system.

The verb indicates the type of intentional activity described: perception, thought, imagination, etc.

In 1867 the physiologist Hermann von Helmholtz described perception as relying on unconscious inferences (Helmholtz, 1867).

Mishel and colleagues described perceptions of uncertainty surrounding chronic illness as a source of loss, leading to negative outcomes.

In the theme 'group process as an aid to learning' in contrast to the 'usual teaching', the students as with others [ 9, 10] described perceptions both in support of and contrast to PBL pedagogy.

For instance, study participants described perceptions of stigma resulting from feelings of contamination and fear of disclosure to others, from whom they anticipated rejection, much of which was on the basis of fear of disease transmission [ 67].

Each item consisted of four statements that reflected a range of severity from which subjects chose the one that best described perceptions and feelings about their own eating behaviour.

(Armstrong recognised this, and re-described perception as a "potential belief"; this marks a significant retreat from the original claim).

A total of 27 in-situ interviews were conducted with patients and nurses and thematic coding was used to develop a conceptual model describing perception.

In particular, he uses the concepts of imagination and fancy to describe perception as well, noting that sensations seem to be caused by external objects, not by pressure on and movement of the sensory organs.