Sentence examples for perceived a vision from inspiring English sources

Black Elk perceived a vision whereby the wave of sacrifice is inter-weaved with another consisting of healing and growth, where "the people would begin to heal.

It is precisely this 'sacred hoop' that Black elk perceived in a vision where he was "standing on the highest mountain of them all, and round about beneath me was the whole hoop of the world.

Tautou seems to perceive a richer vision of the world than the rest of us can see.

In the perspective of Gestalt psychology, events are experienced from the organization of the perceived stimuli, overcoming a vision of simple summation of latent traits and assigning a particular meaning to each stimulus presented (Koffka 1935/1975; Köhler 1947/1968).

Gates immediately perceived that VisiOn was a major threat to Microsoft and especially to something he was just starting to contemplate, Windows.

Further, he also perceived the "vision of a rain like "AA" characters descending from the sky".

No matter what other qualities an executive candidate possesses, a perceived lack of vision may prevent advancement to that top role.

24, 44, 56 Moreover, in a follow-up study of older adults with newly bilateral age-related macular degeneration, a decrease in vision-related QOL (perceived functional vision) was significantly associated with an increase in depressive symptoms, independent of a change in visual acuity (visual function).

The perception of a rise is consistent with how a batter's peripheral vision would perceive a ball with a backspin.

This process can be implemented in the same manner as the virtual object overlay in AR/MR (e.g., virtual objects of reconstructed backgrounds are overlaid in a perceived vision).

Quantitative evaluation is useful as supporting analysis for the issue list approach as far as financial valuation helps validate stakeholders' perceived value, vision, and strategy for a deal.