Sentence examples for felt perception from inspiring English sources

The felt perception of differences in weights received experimental attention in 1899, when experiments indicated that a second weight feels either heavier or lighter than an immediately preceding identical weight.

However towards the end of their relationship he felt perception had changed due to viewers having a better understanding of Nicole's persona.

There is nothing to our bodies but our felt perceptions of them.

With his second fight on American soil and his polished victory over Jones, Calzaghe said he felt his perception Stateside of being carefully matched in Europe throughout his career was now well and truly buried.

Stan wrongfully claims Kerrigan won the gold medal until Kyle reminds him she won the silver; Parker said this was done because he felt the perception of Kerrigan was extremely high among Americans considering she only actually achieved second place.

Both also felt their perception of the medical team's commitment to getting the decedent through the transplant and their truthfulness would have been I/U.

To simultaneously explore the primary and interactive effects of proanthocyanidin ('tannin'), ethanol, anthocyanin and wine polysaccharide concentrations on the mouth-feel perception of wine like media, a sensory study based on an incomplete factorial design was conducted.

This is how people feel — and perception is reality".

"As it grows in New York, that will shift, and we will start to see a very different landscape, particularly since I think people feel the perception is that, in America, they can be more bold than in Europe".

Therefore, I feel our perception of life will eventually change too, because what we call evolution is a phenomenon that perpetually renews itself.

I feel the perception of water in China really comes through in one particular image the photograph of the flowers on top of a glass case displaying a model of the first Yangtze river bridge in Nanjing.