Sentence examples for obscure perception from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it wasn't a patient's negative-transference reactions so much as his obscure perception of the analyst's unkindly, if not outright sadistic, disposition toward him that caused him to flee the analysis.

However, the possibility that user distraction, an inevitable component of mobile interaction, may mask (or obscure) vibrotactile perception has not been thoroughly considered.

The brown/yellow matrix in which the particles are embedded can obscure the perception, and in addition the particles can vary in color due to the manufacturing process [26].

Her proof of God's existence includes an account of simple and composed ideas; clear and distinct perceptions, and obscure and confused perceptions; adequate and inadequate ideas; proofs by intuition and proofs by comparison of ideas; God's perfections and our ideas of God's perfections; and the relation between ideas and terms (Astell 2002, 176 182).

Psychological factors may obscure or bias perception or distort reports, and these are appropriately understood as sources of error.

These harming karmas are: darśanāvaraṇa (perception-obscuring karma), jñānavāraṇa (knowledge-obscuring karma), antarāya (obstacle-creating karma) and mohanīya (deluding karma).

Such a perception can obscure the other critical EBP dimensions of clinical expertise and patient values and preferences.

It can cloud our perceptions and obscure the very sense of fairness that triggered it in the first place.

Ms. Jensen stimulates perception by obscuring it behind or within veils of shadowy pigment through which distant light often glimmers like a promise of discovery.

One can learn from him, at least, not to be limited by point of view, just as we try not to allow our own or others' perceptions to obscure or limit our true understanding of the world.

The precise mechanism by which gonadal hormones influence pain perception is still obscure.