Sentence examples for perception has evolved from inspiring English sources

That perception has evolved, though, in recent years.

In the work under consideration he addresses the question whether the usage of color names in ancient Greek literature, especially Homer, provides us with reasons to assume that human color perception has evolved in the last couple of thousand years.

Since CQM-like neural structures are thought to encode skilled action sequences and bisymmetry is ubiquitous in motor systems it is speculated that trainable pattern recognition in low-level perception has evolved as an internalized motor programme.

"A cynical perception has evolved among brokers that because of its need to maximize profits as a listed entity, the exchange has become lax in performing its regulatory duties," says R. Sivanithy, a Business Times reporter who has covered the exchange for a decade.

The argument forced me then, as it still does now, to think not only about what "culture" means, but also how it is perceived and how that perception has evolved.

A key success factor is to periodically test to see how your customers' perceptions have evolved - to always know what they really think about your firm.

"The perception of red has evolved in such important events and experiences," says Elliot.

At some point in the last decade or so, the general perception of Pat Buchanan has evolved from that of a screeching bigot to a lovable old codger on MSNBC.

PAGE D1 STYLE REINVENTING THE PINUP WITH A WINK TO THE PAST Once fodder for magazines with evocative titles, the perception of the pinup has evolved and staples of the pinup wardrobe have gained a cachet on college campuses.

Yes, and people's perception of the park has evolved over the years.

I have been in Molenbeek for most of the last 6 weeks and my perception of this community has evolved to see its complexity, diversity and potential.