Sentence examples for perceiving from from inspiring English sources
Watching a few wan Forsbergian shifts, and perceiving, from the Swedes' bearing on the ice, and from my own dim sense of Scandinavian history, that they were the imperialists here, I started pulling for Finland.
In a classical RL system, a state includes some information that an agent is perceiving from external environment.
The system prevents audiences from perceiving lag from the microphone to their ears.
The hierarchical mesoporous network is perceived from the TEM and BET analysis.
There are also all manner of hand niceties and facial expressions, harder to perceive from afar.
He could tell that this was perceived from a great distance.
The art is also about rectifying the way the border region is perceived from afar.
How is that being perceived from other producer and consumer countries?
Why are you so interested in what people can perceive from little fragments of images, exactly?
Oral proceedings in courts can be perceived from a discourse analysis perspective.
"It's the way it's perceived from the outside," Smith said of his relationship with Delhomme.
