Sentence examples for past perception from inspiring English sources

We study how prior perception of an ambiguous stimulus influences how it is perceived at reappearance, specifically aiming at distinguishing persistence of the most recent percept from more intricate influences of past perception.

An object continuously acting on our sense organs causes us to now experience a particular perception while we are simultaneously conscious of an echo, as it were, of an identical past perception, produced just a moment ago.

Condillac's reasoning is less than explicit at this point, but he seems to have taken this experience to provide us with an awareness of what we might call the "pastness" of the echo, and at the same time of the continued existence of an identical self which experienced both the past perception and the current ones.

But going into 2014, every past perception of LA's role in the Gregorian calendar's summit is going to change.

What the wearer sees as the road is actually a past perception of the road, predicted as the future, and presented as the present-and she is entirely unaware this is happening.

This salient expression of visual memory provides a convenient measure to study how traces of past perception interact with current input in shaping what we see.

"We need to move past perceptions based on race.

Every well-received G.M. model helps to "eradicate those past perceptions," he said.

"While Clearing has been seen negatively in the past, perceptions are changing," says Sheffield's head of admissions, Alan Carlile.

To 21st-century viewers, some of the best known pieces are fascinating for what they tell us about past perceptions of Ancient sculpture.

When fresh information discredits past perceptions, the underlying memories don't change; you're left to construct a new puzzle from the shaken-loose pieces of the old one.