Sentence examples for perception of the movement from inspiring English sources
Public perception of the movement is also likely to shift.
If the perception of the movement is of angry faces and police clashes, the reality is different, members say.
In 73 pictures admirably chosen by the curator MaryAnne Stevens from the collection housed in the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Massachusetts, the show "From Paris: a Taste for Impressionism," on view until Sept. 23 at the Royal Academy of Arts, does away with the perception of the movement as a one-way track opened by young artists who suddenly saw light.
The existence of the natural numbers is given by the first act of intuitionism, that is by the perception of the movement of time and the falling apart of a life moment into two distinct things: what was, 1, and what is together with what was, 2, and from there to 3, 4,.
Try it for yourself, and you'll see that this kind of "interoception" can be surprisingly difficult; around one in four people miss the mark by about 50%, suggesting they have little to no perception of the movements inside them; only a quarter get 80% accuracy.
The ability to imitate others has been a very important step in the evolution of mankind suggesting a close link between visual perception of the movements of others and our own actions (e.g. [24], [25]).
"We've seen a change in the perception of this movement in the short to medium term".
We expect a different pattern of activation over the frontoparietal network produced by the conscious perception of the passive movement.
The outcome of the battle changed the perception of the rebel movement in Mexico.
My perception of the feminist movement is that it comes more from the head and has always felt like more of a push or a fight.
The obvious means for a flying insect to determine the wind direction is by the visual perception of the apparent movement of the ground, in a similar way to the optomotor response which occurs in flight near the ground [6] [7].
