Sentence examples for perception forms from inspiring English sources

Previous research revealing universal biases in infant vowel perception forms the basis of the Natural Referent Vowel NRVV) framework (Polka & Bohn, 2011).

If any episode isn't entirely to their tastes, they kick off on social media, and a perception forms that suddenly these shows are rubbish," he said.

Ever since I first studied the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan in 1979, my career-long investigation into the best practices of crisis diplomacy has consistently led me to a singular and understated fact -- perception forms reality.

Then we're going to talk about adaption and color, depth perception, form perception.

The first relates to phenomenological interpretations of one's environmental perception, formed as one moves through the world.

A significant spatial autocorrelation exists over the region area concerning health perception, forming clusters in certain regions.

How does the brain of someone who has never had any visual perception form an image of the external world?

If Halliburton or Enron is ultimately not found to have violated any rules, will a political perception form that prosecutors went easy on those companies because of their ties to the White House?

"After Sept. 11, the perception formed around the world that America was not as welcoming as it once was, that there was difficulty in accessing the visa, and the entry process through customs was inefficient," he said.

The scientific and materialist component was phrenology: the belief that minds come equipped with certain "faculties" (twenty-seven of them, according to the founder of phrenology, Franz Josef Gall), such as veneration, acquisitiveness, secretiveness, hope, combativeness, linguistic perception, form conception, size conception, and so on.

Making use of an undulating wooden screen positioned diagonally across the stage, a rope that pulses irregularly across the floor and a floodlight on wheels that is guided by the dancers, Mr. Forsythe creates a dark and mesmerizing poem about vision and perception, form and chaos, with remarkable economy of means.