Sentence examples for perceived together from inspiring English sources

The Epistemological School's main argument for idealism is the so-called sahopalambhaniyama ("certainty of [subject and object] being perceived together"): "blue and the awareness of blue are not different, because they must always be apprehended together, just like when one [falsely] sees two moons".

Color perception tests show no more than two unique colors can be perceived together – red and yellow, yellow and green, green and blue, blue and red.

This bound on the number of hues that can be perceived together is predicted by the RANC interval measure property – a complete 3-RANC can have at most 4 positive outputs.

The RAM was shown to account for several phenomena central to color vision, such as the continuous yet categorical nature of color, mutually exclusive colors and colors that can be perceived together, color mixing, the Bezold-Brücke hue shift, the additivity failure of brightness, opponent-color cells, geometrical color space, and hue, saturation, and brightness.

The findings of a wildness study are presented where audio visual stimuli (video footage), were assessed by experimental subjects under controlled conditions, in order to obtain reliable estimates of perceived tranquillity together with a number of other rated qualities including calmness and pleasantness.

The faster reduction of perceived dyspnoea together with the absence of any negative interference on the recovery of thoracic pain also proved feasibility and safety of the device.

SnoreStop went where no other company has, at least with the military: they put two perceived polar opposites together and marketed them as the couple that could survive snoring (of all things).

The genetic component works in terms of a proclivity towards tantrums and depending on the kind of childhood they've had, how much rage they assimilate and injustices and terrible things or perceived failure work together on you as you grow up".

Taken together, perceived message clarity and perceived CSR are expected to mediate different responses to concrete CSR messages among individuals with high vs. low uncertainty avoidance (Kim 2006; Kim et al. 2010; Lin et al. 2011; Stanaland et al. 2011; Tian et al. 2011; Yalch & Elmore-Yalch 1984).

In order to compare self-assessments with the binary GIS assessments, we dichotomized the self-reports by taking 'totally not agreeing' and 'not agreeing' together as perceived 'absence' of the green neighborhood quality and 'agreeing' and 'totally agreeing' were taken together as perceived 'availability' of the quality.

When the source and the observer are moving closer together, the perceived frequency is higher than the normal frequency, or the frequency heard when the observer is at rest with respect to the source.