Sentence examples for perception left from inspiring English sources

These experiments in perception left their imprint over pictures that do not resemble a photograph.

But this is mostly a perception left over from the Patrick Ewing era.

The high resolution thermal camera works both at a distance of a few hundred meters and up close, and it also helps fill in gaps in perception left by other solutions including vision cameras, radar and LiDAR – and even sensor fusion results from a combination of all three.

These dissociated results between dorsal and ventral areas for signal-in-noise and feature tasks suggest distinct contributions to perception: left parietal cortex may be critically involved in external noise filtering, whereas feature representations in ventral LO may support fine discriminations.

The references to education by the campaign and in Mr. Bush's speech tonight highlight one of his greatest challenges -- jettisoning some of the perceptions, left by his campaign against Mr. McCain, that his positions are too far to the right.

Although this was hearsay for the most part rather than directly experienced, these negative perceptions left the students reluctant to openly use the technology on many occasions: "I think some people mentioned that if they were on the ward, some of the doctors thought they were using their phones".

Sadly, dramatic depictions of adoption, and seemingly hard to fathom news stories both heartwarming and heart wrenching, help to form our perceptions, leaving us with polarized and unreal ideas of how adoption works and feels.

Such relative auditory lateralization based on individual sound perception has been previously reported [1] and originates from dominant processing of temporal resolution and holistic sound perception in left AC [1], [34] and spectral as well as fine pitch resolution in right AC, respectively [35].

Yet this one, which could give rise to an adverse and unfortunate public perception was left unmentioned.

I want to be out of the cage of my own perception". Okri left school at 14, and wrote journalism "out of a sense of outrage", as well as poetry and stories.

This perception is left over from mass protests in the 1960s and '70s against a security treaty with the United States, during which rioters armed with pipes and makeshift gasoline bombs clashed with the police.