Sentence examples for perceived world from inspiring English sources

As the products of both art and science, maps are often fascinating interpretations of the perceived world.

When we try to explain things with regard to our perceived world, we use our default setting, which is based on the assumption that everything needs to be built from scratch to become something over a period of time.

Separation of the images in the two eyes results from the presence of objects in different depth planes, and it can be assumed that V2 provides a major input to the third dimension in the perceived world.

"Why paint up what people seem to think is a commonly perceived world when with just a few little tweaks you can make them believe that sanity is a mere statistical correlate, or that chimpanzees are the successful species in the world?" he said, speaking of "The Quantity Theory of Insanity," his first novel, and "Great Apes," which was published in 1997.

A lot of the riddling screenplay created an aura of mystery around the familiar idea of the immateriality of our existence, a notion that has been at large in one form or another since Plato's Myth of the Cave (the perceived world as nothing more than shadows on the wall).

According to our approach, understanding involves the generation of a high level, declarative description of the perceived world.

I want to bridge the perceived worlds, through meaning-making.

"Usually people don't perceive World War One as a partially ethnic conflict.

In this paper, we examined the effect of the field of view on perceiving world-referenced image motion during concurrent head movements.

By the mid-Roman era, most contemporaneous historians perceived the world to have been globalised.

She had always thought that everyone perceived the world as a big blur of color.