Sentence examples for perception minds from inspiring English sources

The sad thing is, given the nature of human risk perception, minds already made up on the issue are unlikely to change.

We suggest that increased domain-general processing for human faces is likely rooted in the perception of mind; e.g., cues to mind signal that a face is worthy of continued monitoring.

Along with this perception of mind-suggestiveness went a further principle that the mind-suggestive or intention-shaped (the design-like) characteristics in question were too palpable to have been generated by non-intentional means.

In the case of perception, the mind is directed to present material objects and properties; in the case of memory, the mind is directed towards past events to which the person was agent or witness.

Whenever the quantum wave of the Universe develops into a superposition containing states of a sentient being corresponding to different perceptions, the minds of this sentient being evolve randomly and independently to mental states corresponding to these different states of perception (with probabilities equal to the quantum probabilities for these states).

In Funes The Memorious, Jorge Luis Borges writes of a boy who remembers every detail of his every perception, his mind locked on to an endlessly replaying reel of memory, the past overlaying the present.

Aristotle is, however, mainly concerned to distinguish imagination from perception and mind.

These same interests are apparent in his discussions of perception and mind.

Thus, from that which is presented in sense perception, the mind constructs an object which is universal.

In sense perception the mind 'projects' its sensations onto intelligible extension, or some determinate part of it, thereby rendering sensible what is otherwise abstract and general.

It should be seen as the sketch of a physics of light as the basis for a philosophy of perception and mind.