Sentence examples for perception narrow from inspiring English sources

No study has yet investigated the neurophysiological differences in the characteristics of tinnitus sound perception (narrow band noise vs. pure tone) between tinnitus patients, although this could lead to a better understanding of pathological auditory neural activity.

For example, item six addresses the perception of narrow focus and includes a scenario where parent and child are playing with balls.

We hypothesised that the responses of parents would be worse for CI children on the prosodic tasks of emotion and question/statement identification and the perception of narrow focus.

We found that parental evaluation of speaker, happy and sad emotion and question/statement identification differed between CI and NH children, while ratings of the identification of anger in speech, the perception of narrow focus and imitation of the intonation of an utterance, did not.

Thus consciousness is a function of the scope of attention, which may be broader (as perception) or narrower (as apperception[48]).

Algorithms are skewing our perceptions and narrowing our perspective.

This narrow perception is already widespread in the West and could enable Iran to attain a swift breakout capability using uranium or to build a plutonium bomb without detection.

Also, while the media and general public tend to have a narrow perception of video gaming, it extends well beyond the world of Xbox, PlayStation and Wii.

The language between sensation and perception is particularly narrow, because the own body is given as a sentient and the sensations are the data from the own body.

A narrow perception of causality chains can be counterproductive and self-defeating, as the case of pesticide use in Asian rice production shows.

This is self-formative assessment: to reflect on your own work and to know or have a narrow perception of what is right and what needs to be improved upon (Boud, Lawson, & Thompson, 2013).