Sentence examples for perception understanding from inspiring English sources

Situational Awareness comprises three levels (Endsley 1997, p. 270 271): 1) Perception – understanding the importance of information and cues in the environment; 2) Comprehension – combine, interpret, store, and retain information and be able to use it; and 3) Projection – prediction of future situations from existing and previous situations.

As olfactory interference is based on an interaction between PER and olfactory perception, understanding the basis of olfactory interference may shed new light on the basis of olfactory conditioning by providing the possibility of studying the interaction between PER and odor.

I want books that change me, which fundamentally shift some perception, understanding of life.

Made up as if masked, as in ancient Greece, they describe and comment on the action and lend the proceedings an appropriate tone of sober perception, understanding and sadness.

Unlike Western definitions, the Chinese metaphorical understanding of this notion not only denotes this organ as the center of emotions, but also as the center of perception, understanding, intuition and even rational thought.

A mail-out structured questionnaire designed to collect data concerning the participants' demographics, reported use, health experience and perception (understanding and attitudes) of cervical cancer screening among women with physical disabilities.

The socio-cultural view foregrounds the importance of examining teachers' cultural scripts (or beliefs, perceptions, understanding, knowledge, as defined differently in the literature) toward teaching and learning, especially when they teach students from diverse cultural backgrounds.

Qualitative methodology will be used to access study participants perceptions, understanding and attitudes towards handling stroke patients and GP receptionist training.

Discussion topics included: village life and events; livelihoods and the role of natural resources in livelihoods; perceptions and uses of local natural resources; and perceptions, understanding and involvement with conservation activities.

Amorim [9] provides a conceptual link between social perception and understanding what another individual sees.

Research suggests that an individual's religious orientation and convictions may interfere strongly with his/her perceptions, understanding and acceptance of biological evolution, if they conflict with the scientific view of evolution (Cobern 2000; Southerland et al. 2001).