Sentence examples for perception discrimination from inspiring English sources

These activities include selective attention, perception, discrimination, interpretation, classification, recall and recognition memory, evaluation, inference, and deduction.

Feeling the fire is hotter than it was before is a matter of perception, discrimination, or finding out a difference.

Physiological memories, i.e., sensory tuning, can bridge the temporal and conceptual gaps in our psycho-biological understanding of the early development of attention, perception, discrimination and recognition of complex sounds before and after birth.

We hypothesized that by means of learning, we could induce the invisible face to modulate perception (discrimination) of the visible eyes.

Indeed, neuronal centre-surround inhibition, a prominent feature of V5/MT neurons, is one suggested neuronal mechanism (Huang et al. 2008) mediating motion perception discrimination (for review, also see Born and Bradley 2005).

The N2 contributes to physical breakdown of the acoustic characteristics of the stimuli and is also responsible for passive, preattentional, automatic perception, discrimination, and sound recognition [ 7, 18] response activities.

A 1996 study of Canadian female surgeons sums up the situation quite well when it suggests that although most female surgeons did not feel actively discriminated against, the perception of discrimination during surgical training was present [ 11].

She also said a quota was undesirable because it could create the perception of discrimination.

Based on their perception of discrimination, more than four out of five respondents said that affirmative action was still needed in jobs and schools.

But broader studies show that the perception of discrimination is often accompanied by a very real difference in the allotment of resources.

"I felt from my own experiences that disability was out of the public consciousness, and it wasn't easy to talk to people about it," says James. "And the perception and discrimination around my disability got to a point where I felt I couldn't change myself any more to fit in, so I felt compelled to do something to represent my own voice".