Sentence examples for perception terms from inspiring English sources

They still have the same house, but, in perception terms, they thought they had a pension fund stored up in their house and it went away.

Recent figures from Sport England show that fewer people are playing sport regularly than they were before the Olympics and the 5% cut for community sport, part of an overall 7% cut to the DCMS announced today threatens to damage the government in perception terms.

Meanwhile technologists of the modern era have enjoyed an extended honeymoon in publicity and public perception terms.

Neurath was mindful to caution here that perception terms only admitted physicalistic meaning in terms, for instance, of physiological mechanisms of perception.

A dysfunction of face perception, termed prosopagnosia [1], is characterized by a strong impairment to recognize familiar faces despite largely intact basic sensory and perceptual abilities.

The Bhattas, following the sutra, define perception in terms of sensory contact with the object, whereas the Prabhakaras define it in terms of immediacy of the apprehension.

I loved that as well and that changed my whole perception in terms of what I want to do when I'm older.

"The perception in terms of how much people think about security has certainly increased a lot since 2013 and the Snowden revelations.

In turn, this amounts to accounting for auditory perception in terms of a massive error theory.

Previous studies have investigated wetland perception in terms of attitudes, knowledge and values.

Several objections have been raised against attempts to account for the contents of perception in terms of demonstrative concepts.