Sentence examples for perceived relation from inspiring English sources

To overeducated eyes, a perceived relation of an art object to conventions of domestic function is corny unless pointedly ironic.

In particular, his account of universals is in danger of collapsing into nominalism on the question of whether the directly perceived relation (say, of causality) is on separate occasions one and the same (for Mounce, anything less than complete identity would be a retreat to nominalism – Mounce 1989).

Issues such as the stigma attached to TB due to its perceived relation to HIV (especially in developing countries) may impact on the acceptability and the uptake of interventions.

They are not rules, because they involve perceived relations of similarity (of puzzle-solution to a paradigm).

High levels of metric content indicate strong dependence of the classification performance on perceived relations among the set of stimuli, and therefore a preferred semantic access mode.

The comparison between the pre and post-course models also revealed that the pre-service teachers' perceived relations between content knowledge and TPACK changes from insignificant to significant.

Notably, we found an association between default and poor perceived relations between the HCW and patient.

During this study by using generative design methods it is aimed for the students to perceive relation between forms better and to improve the creativity of the students to compose integrated approaches.

Although motor adaptation was observed, the perceived height relation between obstacles did not change.

A conflict of interest may be perceived in relation to seeking outcomes favourable to the faculty.

Our measure of SoA was an implicit one based on the perceived temporal relation between actions and outcomes.