Sentence examples for in a perception from inspiring English sources

In a perception experiment, the experimenter presents a stimulus, and the subject reports what he sees.

My similar point was that Mr. Wilson, being "locked in a perception of victimization," was not moving ahead artistically.

"We're in a perception business; I don't create perception, you create perception," Angelo said, referring to the news media.

This results in a perception that the object is increasing exponentially in size, making the person feel it is moving faster toward them than it really is.

UTIs had a transformative effect on Guy's mood, resulting in feeling low, which then culminated in a perception of difficulty in managing an infection.

The paradox is that what one might call the snob aesthetic -- that is, what rich people think is worth having -- is rooted in a perception of classicism and timelessness.

It is not the traditional pain-processing area, but recently, Loggia et al. reported that some DMN subregions (such as the PCC) respond in a perception-related manner to pain, suggesting closer linkage between the DMN and pain processing than previously thought [51].

As soon as activation in a perception-action circuit overcomes the "ignition threshold", it then grows very rapidly, almost "explosively" (time-steps 3 5), outperforming (and suppressing) all its competitor circuits; this can be seen as reflecting a choice, or decision, being made between potential alternatives.

It's also rooted in a different perception of the future.

In part it stems from a perception of shared values.

In this case, there's a perception problem.