Sentence examples for perception and observation from inspiring English sources

It's a story about the senses, about perception and observation, the signals we send out into the world.

While previous studies have examined perception and observation separately, this study is unique in having looked at both angles simultaneously.

The aim of this chapter is to explore the relations between the perception and observation of soil in the field and the methods used for displaying the information gathered.

In this paper I introduce a distinction between sensation, perception, and observation and I argue that although Churchland is right that observation involves top-down processes, there is also a substantial amount of information in perception which is theory-neutral.

"I sat and read the cake-baking scene, in the kitchen at home, and I thought it had so much perception and observation and awareness that I turned to the back cover and looked at your photograph and thought 'was this written by a man?'" There was no need, she said, to write a book "like the big cathedral" when you can write that.

Some examples: Contexts of perception and observation are those in which one enters a language in response to some form of sensory stimulation.

Pastoralists' perception and observations made towards rangeland condition in the present study support earlier results (Bekele and Kebede 2014; Teshome et al. 2010; Mohammed 2004, 2010; Feye 2007; Tsegaye 2010).

The analysis was further refined by using a constant comparison of themes, and looking for negative cases in order to examine for similarities and differences within and between the patients' perception and observations in different centres.

A semi-structured questionnaire was employed to collect data on beach user perceptions and observation techniques permitted recording of actual implementation of GCA standards.

Within the contextual thoughts on IPV, the following two subthemes were identified: perceptions and observations, and comparison to external models in orthopaedics.

A qualitative methodology was used to explore the experiences, perceptions and observations of patients who had recently been treated within either public and/or private hospitals.