Sentence examples for perception stemming from inspiring English sources

The scheme has been dogged by the perception, stemming from the results of the first evaluation in 2005, that Sure Start was hijacked by the middle classes, putting off the poor families it was meant to help.

December 27, 1822 Dole, France September 28 , 1895Saint-Cloud, France Fermentation and putrefaction were often perceived as being spontaneous phenomena, a perception stemming from the ancient belief that life could generate spontaneously.

Philosophical interest in perception stems largely from questions about the sources and validity of what is called human knowledge (see epistemology).

The reliability of sense perception stems from the causal connection between how external objects are and how we experience them.

The post-feminist perception stems not from real life, but through the media and pop culture.

Whether race relations have actually worsened or whether that perception stems from more information reaching more people, it is obvious that we must re-dedicate ourselves and our government to eliminating injustice and promoting equality.

Though Tanzania — where 93percentt of Christians and Muslims say they believe in witchcraft, according to a 2010 Pew Research report — is often portrayed as the epicenter of this grisly phenomenon, much of that perception stems from the presence in the country of non-governmental organizations like Under the Same Sun, which has an office with 20 employees who can be dispatched to document crimes.

Second, the fine-structural neural activity it implicates in pitch perception stems from distortion products that are the result of non-linear dynamics during the sensory transduction process in the inner ear [26], [27], [28].

The rationale for this concept of perception stems from the fact that a moving stimulus cannot be directly linked to the speed and trajectory of a 3-D object (see Figure 1); thus, relying on retinal images alone to generate perceptions of motion could not elicit biologically useful visual behavior.

These gender difference are not well understood, but it has been suggested that they may be related to differences in disability-related health conditions [ 38], or/and to differences in self-perception stemming from social and cultural factors [ 36].

I think many homophobic perceptions stem from age-old religious conservatism laced with paternalism: the ideal of a nuclear family held together and led by a monogamous, strait-laced and righteous pair.