Sentence examples for ongoing perceptions from inspiring English sources
Symbols are more difficult than signs to understand and to define, because, unlike signs and signals, they are intricately woven into an individual's ongoing perceptions of the world.
While the vast majority of Americans now say they would vote for a female candidate, ongoing perceptions about emotional suitability among a fifth of the public remain a significant obstacle.
To the extent that the public mood is in any way anti-spending and anti-deficit, as Axelrod recently suggested in a New York Times article, we would argue that such revulsion has less to do with deficit spending and more to do with ongoing perceptions of corporate predation and greed.
Providers' ongoing perceptions of being overworked, underpaid and unable to influence the macro-level factors shaping their work environment, moreover, continued to be influential in shaping their service patterns and work norms [ 24].
"No one really anticipated the reaction and I think he acted promptly and quickly to redress what was going to be an ongoing perception problem," said an adviser to Mr. Bush.
Even though most of the tinnitus patients are able to localize their tinnitus to one or both ears, a transection of the auditory nerve does not eliminate the ongoing perception of the tinnitus sound [3], [4].
Since chronic tinnitus sufferers report an ongoing perception of the tinnitus sound that is most prominent when the environment is quiet, we expected to find abnormalities in the long-range couplings under resting conditions.
Chronic subjective tinnitus is described as an ongoing conscious perception of a sound in the absence of any physical sound source.
A related possibility is that visuospatial predictions from posterior hippocampus not only support the creation of an internal model of the scene, but also guide ongoing scene perception.
Firstly, Continuous State Sampling served to track students' own perceptions of ongoing interactions.
It concludes by commenting on the wider implications of these perceptions for ongoing research.
