Sentence examples for perceived subjects from inspiring English sources
Comment from the floor: A father with a son and daughter who both have good maths skills is concerned; the environment around his 9 year old daughter isn't supportive of her natural abilities; her school is good but still doesn't actively encourage achievement in the more masculine perceived subjects.
It is possible that when the target is not perceived, subjects paid more or less attention to the stimuli and therefore made fewer microsaccades.
As soon as the motion was perceived, subjects stopped the rotation by pressing the switch and immediately stated the direction of movement.
Little information has been published on subject responses, participation rates, and the perceived subject burden of repeated 24-hour recalls.
Thus in physics, man must proceed "as if " a material world exists independently of perceiving subjects; in behaviour, he must act "as if " ethical certainty were possible; in religion, he must believe "as if " there were a God.
Such "forgetfulness of recognition" is supposedly caused either by reifying social practices which prompt individuals to perceive subjects merely as objects or by ideological belief systems that depict some human beings as non- or sub-human (Honneth 2005, 59 60).
Furthermore, RNs educated during this period did not perceive subjects such as research methods, pedagogy, sociology and management as being important [ 52].
In this case, the artifacts perceived by subjects between 25%and75%5% were not accounted for at all.
But any lumping together of disparate writers by gender or perceived female subject matter separates the women from the men.
Crawling was perceived by subjects to be much more difficult than walking, with many subjects unable to complete the 91.44 m course.
The last exam board in England offering art history A-level will drop the subject from 2018, marking the latest in a cull of perceived "soft" subjects following the curriculum changes begun by the former education secretary Michael Gove.
