Sentence examples for perception above from inspiring English sources

In that case, Parks should heed his own advice to savor present experience and privilege "sense and immediate perception" above an artificial "construction of meaning".

However, this in turn significantly increases the number of experimental trials required to demonstrate single-photon perception above the chance level, as a lower pump power leads also to a higher number of blank events (Methods section).

We now consider the production of birdsong using the same model used for perception above.

It was suggested by Baines and Morris (1987) that restricted mixing between the hydrocolloid solution and saliva could be the reason for the reduction in taste and flavour perception above c*.

Paired pulse occipital TMS across a range of interstimulus intervals (ISI, for example between 2 and 50 ms) has been demonstrated to facilitate phosphene perception above single pulse stimulation (see for example Kammer & Baumann, Sparing et al).

"Plant pathogen interaction", "hormone signal transduction", and "biosynthesis of unsaturated fatty" pathways had the top three most differentially expressed unigene numbers and thus seem to play important roles in low temperature perception above freezing point.

Control of both arousal and REM sleep appears to be regulated by the NBM (Lee et al., 2005, and as discussed above) and therefore dysfunction in this network may contribute to generation of visual hallucinations in PDD not only by disrupting visual perception as above, but also by deregulating arousal mechanisms.

A loading above 0.50 was chosen as the criterion of acceptance as a factor for the present perceptions and above 0.60 for the preferred perceptions.

Unless the attitudes and perceptions described above are addressed, the effective implementation of a comprehensive family doctor system for chronic disease management in Hong Kong seems likely to fail, if the findings from this study are generalisable to the wider population.

While the paucity of information on public versus private sector participation by medical specialists makes it impossible to independently confirm these perceptions above, they illustrate the outlooks driving the acceptability of medical tourism in emerging destinations.

Smart leaders exercise self-management to not only align the differences between the above (perception and reception) above but also manage their impulses.