Sentence examples for passive perception from inspiring English sources
Results clearly demonstrate improvements in both accuracy and exploration time when using the proposed active methods compared to passive perception.
The "passive perception" model can also be termed the "classic" model in that it claims to offer a more literal reading of Dharmakīrti.
The category of "unascertained appearance" is thus denied the status of independent category: according to proponents of the "passive perception" model, every perception is an unascertained appearance; ascertainment is always the deed of a subsequent conceptual cognition.
Far from being passive, perception creates reality.
These studies all indicate an involvement of the motor system of the observer even during passive perception of actions.
Figure 4 shows, for one such participant, SAM images of 10 20 Hz power changes for the passive perception of radial, rotational and horizontal Glass patterns.
This suggests that the modulation of synaptic depression by passive spatial perception, at least under the conditions described here, is restricted to the CA1 region.
Whatever the reason for the unilaterality may be, it seems specific to gaze following as testing the same monkey in a passive face perception task to delineate the face patch network did not reveal any major hemispheric differences.
Interestingly, in their study of novice pianists trained only for 5 days, Lahav et al. (2007) found increased activation in such bilateral premotor and right inferior frontal regions during passive auditory perception of excerpts from melodies that participants had learned to play, suggesting that some performing arts training effects may emerge quite early in the acquisition of expertise.
The exiled Tibetan writer Jamyang Norbu has written of the need for "an action-oriented tradition of Buddhism," in contrast to what he sees as a "quietist, passive, even escapist perception of Buddhism which has gained more widespread acceptance, especially in the West".
Some interpreters, already in India, were dissatisfied with this "passive" status of perception.
