Sentence examples for perception entitled from inspiring English sources

Judy, 1976), a treatise on the nature of time (De tempore), and a work on perception entitled De spiritu fantastico (both works were edited by Lewry, 1987).

Articles included an account of a U.F.T. staff director's visit to Chapel Street and an essay by one of the room's inhabitants about how to "quit doubting yourself," entitled "Perception Is Everything".

The new semiotic conception is detailed in the chapter of The Problem of Christianity entitled "Perception, Conception and Interpretation".

The robots can also be used for other less-than-desirable tasks, as demonstrated by one research programme at Willow entitled Perception Of Offensive Products and Sensorized Control Of Object Pickup - or POOP SCOOP, for short.

The exchange was sparked by a guest editorial that Halpin entitled, "Perception is Everything" for IndustryGamers.com where he called for consumers and the industry to speak out against negative stereotyping of gamers.

Her newest works, as well as her classic pieces, in a show entitled "Perceptions," are on exhibition at KM Fine Arts through August 20th.

"What he says about how the Russians should live shows quite a traditional, for Americans, perception that they are entitled to decide for other nations how to live, whom to elect and how they should control their own destiny," Pravda TV commentator Vladimir Solovyov told viewers.

In June, over 100 Indonesian civil society organisations released a joint statement with Amnesty International stating that by lifting its ban on FGC, Indonesia is "reinforcing the perception that others are entitled to control a woman's or a girl's sexuality".

On the sixth of February 2006, the Ethical Committee of the Faculty of Human Movement Sciences expressed the opinion that there were no ethical objections against conducting the research described in the program entitled "Human Perception and Motor Control".

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A study by Friedrich et al 2014, entitled Public perceptions of sharks: gathering support for shark conservation, points out that public engagement and support for conservation is limited.