Sentence examples for extending the perception from inspiring English sources

This would assess what levels and types of aid serve US national security interests and of what aid harms them, either by empowering the violations of human rights or by extending the perception that the US condones the abuses.

Quantitatively extending the perception that PAs occupy "rock and ice", we show that across 147 nations PA networks are biased towards places that are unlikely to face land conversion pressures even in the absence of protection.

If you are holding a drink, you will have something to occupy your hands, and it tends to keep the other person from shoving or getting in your face, as while you're holding something, it tends to be in front of you, extending the perception of your personal space.

So the brain extends the perception of the target -- the clock, with its second hand in a specific position -- back in time to the beginning of the eye movement.

What Mr. Soane called the "fanciful effects which constitute the poetry of architecture" -- canopy domes, concealed skylights and the artful placement of hundreds of small mirrors to extend the perception of space in the cramped quarters -- are also on permanent display.

In the future, we will try to include IMU sensor to extend the perception module with both reactive and predictive sensors.

Conveniently, Racette's 54 Below shows are bookended by two opera engagements -- "To be able to do both is an embarrassment of riches," she added -- but she nonetheless hopes her work helps extend the perception of opera as a stuffy or elitist art form, defining herself as a "singing actress" rather than "opera singer".

Further, the embodied cognition view that we adopt also extends the perception-action cycle to neural representations that connect previous actions with one's thinking.

This finding extends the common perception of gene expression analysis with a new regulatory functionality.

"The Spider Dress in particular has the perception of extending the wearer's instinct by attacking when someone enters the personal space of the wearer uninvited," she said.

My sense of "I" stretched, extending the boundaries of my perception like an unfurling bouquet.