Sentence examples for perceived imagined from inspiring English sources

Within the Natursyns model (the Danish word 'natur' corresponding to "nature" in English and "syn" implying perceived, imagined, cognized and culturally agreed interpretations) landscape is understood simultaneously as: 'habitat', unrealised sense impressions; 'area', all the ways in which nature is cognised; and as 'symbol', all types of representations of nature and its parts.

Affective empathy refers to an affective response that is elicited by the perceived, imagined, or inferred affective state of another person, which has also been called affect sharing or affective responsiveness.

They perceive imagined slights where none exist and even consider balance-breaking corrections in favor of them (such as increasing loot dropping rates) as fixing "broken" gameplay.

It is the mind's power to discriminate and make sense of what we perceive, imagine or remember that Cusanus emphasizes.

He added, "We see no reason to think any risks — perceived or imagined — arising from the twin crises of Euroland's sovereign debt and banking sector are reduced by today's E.C.B. council meeting".

Previous studies using paradigms that involved distinguishing perceived from imagined stimuli raised the possibility that regions of medial PFC might be important for distinguishing the "reality" of performed or imagined actions.

But depression, too, can be understood as a response to a perceived or imagined threat, and antidepressants like Prozac and Effexor also alleviate anxiety.

The truth was, Funes remembered not only every leaf of every tree in every patch of forest, but every time he had perceived or imagined that leaf".

The anti-face was either perceived or imagined.

It is likely that both identity and visual information are activated during adaptation to perceived and imagined familiar faces.

In addition, we added a discrimination task to ensure the identity information contained in perceived and imagined faces was equivalent.