Sentence examples for glass perception from inspiring English sources

It's possible that Google is looking for someone to turn Glass' perception around as it makes itself available to the normals, someone to take it from a "niche" dorky gadget (and possible privacy violation) to the next frontier in mobile computing.

Nathan Swan's presentation touches on the influences of evolution, culture and experience to get you to judge people based on the content of their character by taking off your big, ugly glasses of perception.

Are these qualities "sensible" if their presence can be detected only through the use of one or more prisms and never through the inspection of the sunlight through ordinary means (unaided perception, glasses, a magnifying glass, etc).? These are apt to strike us as canonical philosophical problems.

If you can't see that it's black – you can't see what's in the glass – your taste perception is more open.

It is probable that the volume of a self-defined "usual glass" and the perception of the amount of alcohol in that glass will change with increasing levels of intoxication.

While the product is glasses, the mission is to change the way that kids and parents think about glasses, changing that perception from one of a medical device to a fun accessory.

Even if wearing multifocal glasses affected visual perception, our findings in the present study cannot adequately be explained in terms of wearing multifocal glasses, because it is far from clear that how the likely age-related changes in visual perception due to wearing multifocal glasses can cause overestimation rather than underestimation which was shown in the present study.

Visual acuity in her right eye was 6/120 (without reading glasses) with no perception of light (NPL) in her left eye.

According to McFadden, all the artists selected are transforming the perception of glass as a pristine material: "These artists are really challenging ideas of the traditional beauty of glass," he says.

The "glass is half-full" perception was also reflected by Gordon Hodge, analyst for Thomas Weisel Partners, who also issued a report Monday on the radio industry.

Realising that the shape, size and other attributes of a glass can affect our perception of not just wine but beer too, swanky glass manufacturers such as Dartington have developed particularly voluptuous vessels for different beer styles.