Sentence examples for perception stimulated from inspiring English sources

It was the existence of the IMF, and the perception, stimulated greatly by the Mexican episode, that the IMF would bail out foreign lenders, that played a large part in the excessive flow of funds to East Asia.

A need to verify this perception stimulated recent research [ 19].

This is inconsistent with our data mainly because it involves suppressive effects of past dominance on subsequent percept choice (for instance when ABA causes B whereas BBA causes A, the initial percept stimulates opposite perception at the end of the sequence), whereas we find only facilitation.

Inhibition of ethylene perception in horizontally stimulated maize roots growing on surfaces eliminated the capacity of the roots to adapt growth to the surface and a vertical orientation of the root tip.

This perception is regularly stimulated by events such as the conferences of parties about climate change (COP 21 in Paris, in 2015) or European R&D programs such as Blue Growth or long term efforts through the Barcelona convention or the Mediterranean action plan from UNEP.

Hippies are also known for using psychedelics drugs (drugs that affect perceptions and stimulate different areas of the brain, like marijuana and LSD).

This phenomenal change in perception was no doubt stimulated primarily by the end of the 2000-2002 default cycle, which saw a virtual meltdown of high-yield credits.

The multiple presentations of the fixation stimulus during the trials served to ensure that perception remained with the stimulated eye.

Ms. Jensen stimulates perception by obscuring it behind or within veils of shadowy pigment through which distant light often glimmers like a promise of discovery.

But if you can stick with it, people who regularly attend yin yoga classes say it stimulates perception and awareness of the quality and joy of the breath, and therefore of life itself.

The supranational expansion of civic solidarity depends on learning processes that can be stimulated by the perception of economic and political necessities, as the current crisis leads us to hope.