Sentence examples for perception reflect from inspiring English sources

We conclude that selective attention in WM and selective attention in perception reflect independent mechanisms, but they interact in a shared representation of space, which we characterize as a spatial priority map (cf. Theeuwes et al., 2009).

"Public perception, reflected in public opinion polls, is that this measure is the wrong way to address a serious problem," Gerardo Amarilla of the National party said.

According to Marta Lagos, Latinobarómetro's director, that perception reflects broader worries about a lack of fairness in the political system.

The push for a special counsel is more about perception, reflecting the clear frustration with the unexplained loss of $1.6 billion in customer money and the desire to hold someone accountable.

I wonder whether this perception reflects the real world.

This can be interpreted as an indication that urbanites' perception reflects the typical eco-efficiency performance and is less influenced by exceptionally performing cities (in the latter case, DEA should have better correlation coefficient).

They provide a kind of hýle for "inner perception" and corresponding reflective judgements, but it is a very special kind of hýle: one that is a proper part of the "perceived" item and does not get conceptually "formed" in the course of perception (reflecting the fact that unlike spatio-temporal objects, lived experiences "do not adumbrate themselves"; cf. Husserliana, vol. III/1, p. 88).

This perception reflected previous evidence based on the experience of seasonal influenza [1], [2], [3], [4], [5].

We speculate that dancers' attenuated WM cortical network associated with vestibular perception reflects dancers' vertigo resistance.

Hence, in both tasks, decreased prestimulus alpha power correlated with the perception of two stimuli, irrespective of whether this perception reflected veridical or illusory perception (Fig. 2).

Maternal perception of FM arises first and foremost as a result of pressure against body-wall structures, and thus the mother's perception reflects gross FM or limb movements [ 10, 11].