Sentence examples for perception depicting from inspiring English sources

The vast majority of international news stories reflect this perception, depicting Israel as one-half of either war or peace talks.

The eye perception depicted by such chromatic coordinate (marked by a white dot in Figure 5b) is corroborated by the digital photograph of the PL shown in Figure 5c.

The more common perception depicts editors and reporters twisting the ends of their waxed mustaches and laughing maniacally while plotting the overthrow of society.

The Pearson's correlation coefficients between the illness perceptions and treatment perceptions are depicted in Table 3.

Mr. Shields means to separate image from perception: He depicts Vonnegut as an essentially conservative Midwesterner, proud of his German heritage and capitalist instincts, who developed an aura of radical chic.

Based on the above computational simulations, we propose a new and detailed model for Aux/IAA perception, as depicted in Figure 9. Step 1, as a 'conformational stabilizer', the co-factor InsP6 binds to TIR1 to stabilize the local conformation of the LRR domain by forming hydrogen bonds with the surrounding residues.

One of the enduring problems limiting the development of mainstream Aids films has been the long-held perception that movies depicting the disease will not be embraced by audiences.

In the current study, we tested biological motion perception using PLDs depicting whole body movements.

The wide adoption of video use in education as well as the importance of video use in educators' perceptions is depicted in a survey conducted by Kaltura (2015), a video technology provider.

Fuzzy cognitive mapping (FCM) is a method for analysing and depicting human perception of a given system.

Analysis of the students' statements unveiled a wide variation in the perception of interprofessional arenas, depicting them as venues characterized by collaborative learning, distrust, confrontation, disrespect, and hierarchical structures.