Sentence examples for perception views from inspiring English sources

Popular perception views Tibet as a passive agent, receiving Mongol and Manchu aid for military affairs.

Modeling speech signals as frequency modulation signals therefore might accord better with speech characteristics from both production and perception views.

The leading representational approaches to (1) and (2) are "higher-order representation" theories, which divide into "inner sense" or "higher-order perception" views and "higher-order thought" accounts.

By integrating the processes of top-down prediction with bottom-up error detection, the PC account of perception views it as intrinsically theory-laden.

As mentioned, Yogācāra takes issue with the realist theory of perception, viewing all perception as concept-free.

In fact, each individual experience, perception, view of places is colored by a personal, subjective interpretation.

From the perception view, neurophysiological studies show that the auditory system of mammals is sensitive to FM-modulated (chirpy) sounds.

A strict perception view would expect participants to revert to their original perception in 100%% of the trials, whereas a strict memory or knowledge hypothesis would expect participants to always switch their report based on new knowledge.

And we can go further back: Kant (1787) spoke explicitly of 'inner sense,' and Locke (1690) defined consciousness as the 'perception of what passes in a man's mind.' Brentano (controversially) interpreted Aristotle's enigmatic and terse discussion of "seeing that one sees" in De Anima III.2 as an anticipation of his own 'inner perception' view.

To explore physiotherapists' perceptions, views and experiences of ethnic diversity in relation to the physiotherapy profession.

This paper is based upon 53 semi-structured interviews exploring stakeholder perceptions, views and management of regrowth in a post-agricultural landscape in central Victoria, Australia.