Sentence examples for perception we will from inspiring English sources

For the last three examples in this tour of medical image perception, we will consider medical images as visual search stimuli.

In section 4.1, after reviewing the arguments that have been proposed for the nonconceptual content of perception, we will return to this concern.

When it comes to public perception we will pay the price for George W. Bush for years to come.

While simulation and common coding models differ in particulars, especially relating to sensory perception, we will consider them as synonymous here, as they agree in the realm of action processing.

Presentation of each word was followed by a pattern mask that rendered it inaccessible to conscious perception (we'll discuss masking in the lectures on "The Explicit and the Implicit").

To explore patients' perceptions, we will present the same two Decision boxes to a purposeful sample of patients from each target population (the population of patients with the clinical condition addressed by the Decision box).

To explore physicians' perceptions, we will present two Decision box prototypes to a purposeful sample of 16 family physicians distributed in two focus groups: a French-speaking group and an English-speaking group.

There's a long tradition in American comedy of dumping tasteless jokes at the feet of Asians and Asian-Americans that follows the perception that we will silently weather the ridicule.

"The perception is we will have a double bottom, but those valuations may already be reflected in the building sector," said David Lutz, managing director of equity trading at Stifel Nicolaus & Company in Baltimore.

Most work in disentangling has focused on perception, but we will encourage dialogue with researchers in natural language processing and reinforcement learning as well as neuroscientists and cognitive scientists.

Pogge's proposal is designed to make talk of "our common values" a reality, and to "undermine the popular support that aggressive political movements of all kinds" derive from the perception that "we will not give a damn about their misery until they have the economic and military power to do us serious harm".