Sentence examples for empirical perception from inspiring English sources

Empirical perception is either sensuous or nonsensuous.

Painters of empirical perception project humanly conceived order onto reality.

A philosopher interested in the fundamentals of empirical perception could have a field day with this predigital dinosaur.

The shift from the micro to the macro, from empirical perception to vivid yet immaterial fantasy, causes a euphoric sensation.

Only a few visual characteristics in road design have been subjected to empirical perception studies, so their importance for road users and residents remains unclear.

Process Works is, on one hand, a language for describing the process control knowledge: physical and empirical models, perception and pattern recognition, reasoning and recommending actions.

Perhaps, as some have argued, perceiving speech involves perceiving articulatory gestures or movements of the mouth and vocal organs (see the supplement on Speech Perception: Empirical and Theoretical Considerations).

The findings therefore provide empirical support for perceptions held by rehabilitation professionals.

During self- and other-perception, empirical evidence suggests that people form beliefs about both the states and traits, of both self and others (Bem, 1972; Bentall, 2003; Fowler et al., 2006).

In Kant's example from § 29 of the Prolegomena, then, we begin from a mere subjective "empirical rule": that the perception of an illuminated stone is constantly followed by the perception of heat; and we then convert this "empirical rule" into an objective law according to which the very same relationship is now viewed as "necessary and universally valid".

The extent to which Ptolemy subjected visual perception to empirical analysis is remarkable when contrasted with other Greek writers on optics.