Sentence examples for perception of the first from inspiring English sources

Standing in front of two Scottish graves this month, I thought of how our popular perception of the first world war makes certain kinds of neglect easier to remedy than others.

Over the years the pictures have contributed to the popular perception of the first inhabitants of North America, depicting, Adam writes, "Indians as they might once have been -- or, rather, as we might wish them to have been".

Lay consultation can begin since the initial perception of the first symptoms in any of the three types of trajectories.

Perception of the first, rectangular dot lattice should follow the Gestalt law of proximity such that the likelihood to perceive an orientation depends on the shortest interdot distance.

But today, the perception of the third-longest-serving Indian prime minister has changed.

Der Spiegel, one of the most influential magazines in Europe, used the cover to introduce its story on the perception of the "Fourth Reich", named not because of any link to National Socialism but because of Germany's supposed economic "dominion" over the EU and beyond.

As in Ann's case, we can see in certain contexts that a deliberator is likely to get things wrong if he or she acts on his or her perception of the first-order reasons.

It is necessary to evaluate the motion level in a video sequence to conclude how much this motion affects to the perception of the third dimension in stereoscopic video.

By analyzing only trials in which perception of the second stimulus was 0°, these conditions only differ in their history.

In contrast to the idealism shown by the first years, the perception of the fifth year students was that professionalism is associated with "code of conduct" (Table 2).

Following our results showing that hysteresis and adaptation concurrently, but independently, determine perception of the second stimulus both in behavior and in the brain, we model these 2 processes independently.