Sentence examples for perception catching from inspiring English sources
Recent alarm over the expanding role of the state, said Arthur Kroeber of Dragonomics, an economic forecasting firm based in Beijing, is mostly "perception catching up with reality".
(Mother, 38, Ticino, Secondary School, Opposed) The same mother, guided by her perception that catching measles was not likely, expressed a preference for either natural immunity or safer alternatives to the MMR vaccination as a way to prevent her child from getting the disease: "If there was a measles outbreak somewhere… well, I would pay more attention.
The present study sought to uncover what constraints shape the early development of the perceptual motor skill of catching, and how intrinsic (i.e., movement possibilities) and extrinsic constraints (i.e., object speed imposes temporal precision) impinge on the perception of whether or not a moving object affords catching.
With Commissioner David Stern in attendance and the memory of Friday's near upset still fresh, a general perception abounded today at the Super Dome: the world was catching up.
The findings indicate that the interaction between infants' intrinsic constraints (which gave rise to, e.g., the preference for two-handed catching and inclination to reach) and the extrinsic constraints (imposed by object speed) induces age-related differences in catching performance and age-related differences in the perception of what action a moving object affords.
But that impressionistic treatment – aimed at catching the subjective experience of light, fleeting fragments of perception – isn't at the heart of Knight's achievement.
Of the many issues that have stopped diesels from catching on here, we think three stand out: (1) Perception and Memory.
Pudge Rodriguez was catching me.
Homosexuality is catching.
