Sentence examples for initial perception was from inspiring English sources

The initial perception was that fury at Nick Clegg's tuition fee U-turn, and Vince Cable's Viennese Waltz, would open the door for Labour.

My initial perception was that cord cutting was isolated to younger generations, some of which had never grown up with a cable or satellite dependency.

The initial perception was that the military establishment had suddenly cracked down on the Buddhists because they were deemed to be a threat to the war effort.

"Their initial perception is that you're someone who would be worried about an asteroid hitting the Earth and that you're going to have to survive the Mad Max type of scenario, Cliff said.

When the eyes view dissimilar images in the same visual location, one's initial perception is that of a fusion of the two scenes [1].

The finding that the increase of OFC activation temporally occurs before activation in all clusters in the ventral visual pathway (see Table  4 for an overview) is in accordance with its involvement in the initial perception of coherence and furthermore suggests that this initial perception is actually sent onward to areas of visual processing that are involved in subsequent object recognition.

The trailer has already been shown in one "hard knock" Middlesbrough school, as Khazir describes it, where he says the children's initial perceptions were challenged.

The authors report that clients hold a variety of expectations regarding private practice dietitians and that initial perceptions were not particularly favourable.

Reality has never been my strong suit; even when Five Easy Pieces tainted my one-dimensional view of the road, even when I learned Kerouac had drunk himself to death, I still told myself that my initial, addled perception was correct.

In our study, poor initial VA of HM or light perception was significant in predicting a poor visual outcome (Table  2).

For him the initial non-conceptualized perception is borne of the undifferentiated pure object (śuddhavastu) and is comparable to the perception of an infant and others who lack a language.