Sentence examples for initial perception of from inspiring English sources

There is one point, however, that I would like to clarify regarding Hiram Bingham's initial perception of Machu Picchu.

A five-year-old who has a concept of a bird as a living thing with a beak and wings that flies will try to assimilate the initial perception of an ostrich to his concept of bird.

The authors analyze several international events (America's involvement in Somalia, the Yom Kippur War) where, they argue, the initial perception of victory and defeat fail to match a retrospective analysis.Might it go similarly with the 2006 Democratic victory?

Peter's initial perception of his arachnid powers involves an assault on the subway by a gang, and the best thing about it is that he looks as surprised as everyone else by what he does – first leaping to the ceiling (his new agility), accidentally ripping a woman's dress off (his sticky hands), then tossing a thug the length of the carriage (his superhuman strength).

There are repetitive cycles of material posting (phase 1: students target goals, plan effort and have an initial perception of tasks & phase 3: students select cognitive strategies, increase or decrease effort, persist or give up).

Despite the behavioral differences, we confirmed the findings by Volz and von Cramon that the mOFC is involved in the initial perception of coherence.

After the students read the articles, they were asked to rate the faces that they had seen based on attractiveness, trustworthiness, dominance, and aggression ratings that are often influenced by initial perceptions of personality.

After the students read the articles, they were asked to rate the faces that they had seen based on attractiveness, trustworthiness, dominance, and aggression — ratings that are often influenced by initial perceptions of personality.

Extraversion is found important to initial perceptions of intra-group influence, which is partially mediated by peer-perceived social-emotional usefulness.

We conclude that initial perceptions of trustworthiness are particularly important in cross-functional, geographically distributed work, although research is needed to draw comparisons with traditional work environments.

The gender-gap issue in the technology industry starts during those impressionable early teen years when girls are forming initial perceptions of careers and opportunities they might pursue.