Sentence examples for distinguished by human perception from inspiring English sources

In the objective method, a principal component analysis was used to explore the objective inner correlations of different indicators, which may not be easily distinguished by human perception.

The three regions are distinguished by human population density and physiographic characteristics.

Perceptive acts are distinguished by sense: visual perception, verbal reception, or visual/verbal attention.

They are distinguished by different perceptions of the GPs of their own role, the professional domain, and action patterns.

The conceptual hurdle of distinguishing the human perception of visual effects from the physical nature of light hampered the development of theories of light.

The first is represented by human AdoMetDC and is distinguished by a conserved Lys80.

In fact, humans are distinguished by their ability to be rationally motivated by desire-independent reasons for action.

The results show the separation of seven groups distinguished by different attitudes to food technology, determined by their perception of risk, perception of uncertainty and by personal judgements concerning the utility, benefits and potential harm of using such technology.

In 1962 he was awarded the Nobel prize "for his realistic as well as imaginative writings, distinguished by a sympathetic humour and a keen social perception".

This last stage was distinguished by an awareness of the limitations of human knowledge.

In this study we have employed two human endometrial cell lines distinguished by different adhesiveness.