The three examples presented above provide empirical support for the thesis that visual perception is embodied in this sense.
Such a spread of activation would imply that visual and embodied perception are interlinked: Behavior derived from embodied experiences might not be separable from behavior derived from other means of perception.
Meanwhile, Schoeller Textil in Germany, whose clients include Donna Karan and Polo Ralph Lauren, uses nanotechnology to create fabrics that can store and release heat.Sensory Perception Technologies (SPT) embodies an entirely different application of nanotechnology.
Gravitropism was selected for study because it is a model that embodies perception and transduction of an external cue, hormonal control of growth, and adaptation to a new environmental state (Boonsirichai et al. 2002).
His political support is less a product of charisma than the perception that he embodied sharp, tough-minded competence, which makes last week's fiasco doubly damaging, even if his own culpability should come with an asterisk.
"Anticipating the Unseen and Unheard for Embodied Perception" Computer vision has seen major success in learning to recognize objects from massive "disembodied" Web photo collections labeled by human annotators.
In particular, her interests are in space perception, spatial cognition, embodied cognition, and virtual environments.
His philosophical explorations of self and world led him to develop an epistemology of embodied perception and a non-dualistic account of mental and material life.
Husserl wrote at length about the "lived body" (Leib), in Ideas II, and Merleau-Ponty followed suit with rich analyses of embodied perception and action, in Phenomenology of Perception.
Merleau-Ponty 22 23 argues that perception is an embodied experience; that viewing images, in the case of one's self, becomes incorporated into the individual's sense of himself or herself.
