Sentence examples for perception and perception from inspiring English sources
Our awareness of distinction of spatial position, necessary for depth perception and perception of distance, is learned and not innate.
Basic to all these assumptions and intuitions, which here have been grouped together under the name "empiricism," is the idea that knowledge is constructed out of perception and perception alone.
In his principal work, the Collection on Valid Cognition (PS I, k5a-6cd; Hattori 1968, 27) Dignāga discusses what appear to be three distinct types of cognition under the rubric of perception: sense perception, mental perception, and perception of the yogi.
The contrast drawn in the third and fourth paragraphs gets at a theme that Descartes thinks crucial to his broader project: namely, that there is "a big difference" — an introspectible difference — between external sense perception, and perception that is genuinely clear and distinct.
But legality rarely trumps public perception, and perception, not legal treatise, influences public opinion.
The way they see you is their own perception, and perception is not fact.
"It's all perception, and perceptions are beginning to change".
Not seeing ads is a matter of perception, and perceptions matter when it comes to the privacy and security of your data.
Each perception anticipates the other perceptions, and perception is thus a process of fulfillment.
The Tragedy of Macbeth; Act I, Scene IV) might be amended to note that, although no simple art or science can determine the mind's construction from the face, facial expressions play complex and integral roles in interpersonal interactions and communication, self-perception and perception by others, and mood and emotional experience.
As more about the bidirectional effects of facial expression is learned – influencing mood, psychological state, self-perception, and perception by others, it is anticipated that botulinum toxin type A will continue to play a pivotal role in facial aesthetics and rejuvenation, whether used alone or in combination with other modalities.
