Sentence examples for perception revealed from inspiring English sources

The technique, described online this month in Perception, revealed only subtle differences between the portraits and the retroactive "photographs," and it's tough to draw any major conclusions with so few photograph-portrait pairs to work with, say the authors.

Furthermore, the government schemes implemented in these villages are benefiting a very small section, and the beneficiaries are not the poorest households, the perception revealed in the FGD is that benefits are accrued by the households, which have association with the concerned authority.

Another important cultural perception revealed in the mabaraza was the conflation of HIV and research.

The rate of the induced phosphene perception revealed a periodic pattern of ∼10 Hz.

Assessment of relationship between modes of transmission knowledge score and risk perception revealed a weak positive significant correlation (Pearson correlation = 0.197, P = 0.002).

But risk is a murky concept, Dr. Slovic and others said, and risk perception reveals a constant interplay between reason and emotions.

Happily this time of year, when every music magazine and website fills its pages with lists of 1000 Albums That Made Our Hearts Explode With Joy, gives the lie to that perception, revealing hacks in their true light as warmhearted Santa Clauses, whose only fault is a tendency to be, perhaps, a little too generous.

Auditory perception reveals a new rich territory for philosophical exploration in its own right, but it also provides a useful contrast case in which to evaluate claims about perception proposed in the visual context.

Furthermore, the receptacle consciousness is described as having the uncommon characteristic of being the seed for the sense spheres (MSG I, 59): the obvious implication here is that our experience of the world is as perception reveals it.

An understanding of primate signal design, in combination with studies of signal perception, reveal an exceptionally rich communicative repertoire, while pointing the way to future questions concerning the mechanisms underlying call production and categorization.

Yet Brentano claimed that inward perception reveals pleasure to have a complex relational structure (§2.3.1, 2 and n. 25).; Ryle, writing when behaviorism ruled in psychology, maintained that pleasure is never any episode of conscious experience at all (1949, IV,6); and Fred Feldman nowadays (2004) maintains that it is a pure propositional attitude of which feeling is no essential part.