Sentence examples for perception arising from inspiring English sources

Michelle explains that, as a black woman with mainly white male co-workers, the perception arising from her dating a black summer associate — especially one whose nominal adviser she is — would be perceived negatively by higher-ups at the firm.

LAMET was selected to represent the pain perception arising from tissue movements in the surgical region induced by forcing the horses to trot.

The perception arises because social issues encompass factors that sit far outside the company's control and scope of operations.

This mistaken perception arises from a narrow notion of form seen in isolation from content, style, and tone.

This type of illusory sense perception arises when the environment changes or warps the stimulus energy on the way to the person, who perceives it in its distorted pattern (as in the case of the "bent" pencil referred to above).

The thought that this might be useful in medical image perception arose as soon as X-rays appeared.

The question of how perception arises from neuronal activity in the visual cortex is of fundamental importance in cognitive neuroscience.

In contrast, texture perception arises as a result of the skin deformation caused by the interaction between the finger and material.

The difference in perception arises mainly from the different context in which climate events acquire meaning, rather than any ability of assigning meaning to possible climate change.

Indeed, any subsequent perception necessarily has a new object since the object of the previous perception, being a momentary particular, has already ceased to exist when the subsequent perception arises.

Romo says the findings indicate that touch perception arises not in S1 but higher level areas such as MPC, where sensory signals merge with signals related to memory, expectation, and attention.