Sentence examples for perceived phenomena from inspiring English sources

It was cognate with a new specificity, a profound concern with the precise details of perceived phenomena, that took hold across the arts and the literary and historical disciplines and would have profound effects on the rise of modern science.

Classical sculpture and Roman painting were emulated because of their ability to simulate perceived phenomena, while, more abstractly, Classical myth offered a unique model for the artistic idealization of human beauty.

He drew upon received notions of li (pattern) and qi (cosmic vapor) to describe and account for the material, dynamic, and formal features of perceived phenomena.

Characterizing these fundamental notions as "above forms", Zhu insisted that people needed to comprehend them in light of their manifestations in perceived phenomena "within forms".

The goal was to illuminate the gap between our limited observations and the many barely perceived phenomena that permeate our reality.

On Wednesday the perceived phenomenon was even linked to a particularly gruesome killing of six young children by their welfare-funded father.

Risk is a psychological construct [10], an idea constructed in the human mind from the aggregation of dimensions or categories of abstract or tangible perceived phenomenon.

Some clients described and explained this perceived phenomenon as a process of "internal cleansing".

Because fatigue is a perceived phenomenon, researchers and clinicians rely on subjective measures to indicate need for intervention or effectiveness of treatment.

We used phenomenography, a qualitative method for studying variations and changes in perceiving phenomena.

A first-person view is also suitable for perceiving phenomena caused by excessive luminance in the field of view (FOV), e.g., glare.