Sentence examples for humans perceptions of from inspiring English sources

We define a similarity model, based on our empirical findings and prove that the similarity model, expressed by a distance metric, is complete and that it closely predicts humans' perceptions of service similarity.

The interplanetary voyages in this text are used as a means to diminish humans' perception of their importance, a prevalent ploy in many science-fiction works.

The New Yorker, August 23, 2004 P. 60 A NEUROLOGIST'S NOTEBOOK about aberrant human perceptions of time and movement.

A NEUROLOGIST'S NOTEBOOK about aberrant human perceptions of time and movement.

By Oliver Sacks The New Yorker, August 23, 2004 P. 60 A NEUROLOGIST'S NOTEBOOK about aberrant human perceptions of time and movement.

He accused realists (those who believe in a reality that exists independent of human perceptions of it) of simply trying to gratify one of the urges previously satisfied by religion.

According to the Advaita (Nondualist) school of Vedanta, brahman is categorically different from anything phenomenal, and human perceptions of differentiation are illusively projected on this reality.

This strange evolutionary path, leading from land back to the sea, must leave a subliminal trace affecting human perceptions of whales (along with dolphins and porpoises).

The result, medical investigators say, shows how the same numbers presented in different ways can have very different emotional tones and gives a glimpse at the slippery nature of human perceptions of risk.

"It makes people ask themselves whether age is a matter to be treated like white teeth or a manicure," said Nancy Etcoff, a clinical instructor in psychology at Harvard Medical School who has studied human perceptions of attractiveness.

Human activities are part of ecosystem dynamics, and human perceptions of forests are changing.