Sentence examples for perception of reflected from inspiring English sources

Rather, it's humans' remarkably homogenous perception of reflected light.

This increasingly positive perception of North Korea reflects cultural and historical ties.

The public's perception of attorneys reflects this reality.

Researchers like Dr. Etcoff say the shift in the nation's perception of beauty reflects the changing demographics of the country.

Perception of MLD reflects binaural integration skills, namely, the detection of an interaural phase difference of a low-frequency tone.

Mr. Wright's focus is not on whether God exists, but he does suggest that changing perceptions of God reflect a moral direction to history — and that this in turn perhaps reflects some kind of spiritual force.

Berger and Luckmann[58] argue that "reality" or perceptions of individuals reflect "social constructions," an incorporation into the individual mind of social definitions of the world.

Mr. Lee's aides believe that such public perception of the president reflected a widening gulf between the rich and poor and the conservatives and liberals in South Korea.

The Immortal investigates human dependence on electronics, the desire to make machines replicate organisms and our perception of anatomy as reflected by biomedical engineering.

We hypothesized that the insula DMN connectivity is altered by the chronic and persistent pain perception of FM, possibly reflecting the clinical phenotype of FM in a frequency-dependent manner.

The standardization of language (and thus of cognitively reflected perception) had to be realized in accordance with the structural regularity of existence.