Sentence examples for intuitively perceive from inspiring English sources

In New York, where we have just endured a grueling and seemingly interminable winter, we intuitively perceive built environments as being fundamentally against nature.

This corresponds to how medicinal chemists intuitively perceive molecules.

Participants were asked to imagine that they could intuitively perceive a low-intensity laser beam in a distant Michelson interferometer.

Especially in complex or large-scale models, immersion is one of the major key factors for being able to intuitively perceive all aspects of the scene.

In reality, our emotions play a much larger role in influencing our beliefs than we intuitively perceive.

In sum, the patterns of cortical electrical activity observed even during relatively simple mental tasks appear to reflect the high inter-individual variation that we intuitively perceive in human associative thinking.

This experiment suggests that implicit information regarding a participant's history is conveyed in interpersonal exchanges that can be intuitively perceived by judges experienced in listening to free associations from a psychodynamic perspective.

A scenario pair consistent in the sense of the CA is not necessarily consistent in the sense of CIB – and it is an open question whether a scenario pair consistent with regard to a formal criterion is also intuitively perceived as a consistent one by (internal or external) users.

One formal definition indicating the range of these cognate meanings is given in Webster's Third New International Dictionary stating that consciousness is: "(1) a. awareness or perception of an inward psychological or spiritual fact: intuitively perceived knowledge of something in one's inner self.

Comparisons of cases' and controls' speech in terms of speech content, linguistic cues, prosody, rhythm may help distinguishing – if differences are found – what PSYANs had intuitively perceived.

Though both curative and protective actions were described as having certain and immediate effects, subjects might have intuitively perceived the latter as less certain or subject to a time shift, or even questioned the credibility of this description, since preventive programs with "certain effects in the near future" are scarce.