Sentence examples for either perceptions from inspiring English sources

Representations may be either perceptions (Wahrnehmungen) or intuitions (Anschauungen): the same representation is called a "perception" if considered as the presentation of objective reality, and an "intuition" if considered in terms of the accompanying conscious, subjective activity (PP II: 1).

In Bentham's theory of language general terms have no corresponding reality: words, ideas and propositions must represent or describe "real entities", which may be either "perceptions" or "substances" (UC lxix, 62 63), or they are "fictitious entities".

True knowledge is either perception, inference, or knowledge derived from verbal testimony or comparison.

Both sides say that it is a chicken-egg process -- either perception influences reality or vice versa -- to which they nonetheless devote most of their resources.

Since dharma cannot be known through either perception or reasoning, one must depend on revelation in the Vedas, which are considered eternal, authorless, and absolutely infallible.

In order to substantiate the implied thesis that what ought to be done i.e., dharma cannot be decided by either perception or reasoning, Jaimini proceeds to a discussion of the nature of ways of knowing.

As it appears that neural responses might be also described by a hierarchical representation [38], [40], we choose an example supporting this view, with neural subpopulations responding to either single perceptions or multiple selective combinations of face perceptions (See illustration in Figure 1C).

These factors may favour either blunted perception or over-perception.

Despite the correlation, the participants did not have high levels of either positive perceptions about condoms or intent to use them (Table  5).

The patients' decision to terminate the study reflects either their perceptions of lack of efficacy despite having achieved a 20% improvement in some cases or a lack of improvement substantial enough to warrant continuing in the study in the face of mild adverse events.

There seems to have been no meaningful, lasting change to either the perception or the actual operation of the organisation in question.