Sentence examples similar to perceptive recognition from inspiring English sources
As an artist and former art teacher, I read with delight and the shock of recognition Mark Stevens's highly perceptive article about Philip Johnson.
Also a perceptive art critic, Huysmans helped win public recognition of the Impressionist painters (L'Art moderne, 1883; Certains, 1889).
The report is thorough and perceptive, guided by humane values, and candid in its recognition of this University's failings and of the importance of making a "renewed and expanded commitment to diversity and inclusion at Princeton". I concur fully with the committee's analysis and recommendations, and I hope that all Princetonians will read its report and the news release about it.
Because some left occipito-temporal areas may be specialized in visual word recognition and orthographic skills [ 65], the repetition of invariant perceptive elements may improve the level of expertise of the subjects or increase the level of familiarity and thereby generating greater activities at this location.
Through a combination of voice, facial recognition, gesture recognition and awareness of signals like depth and 3D space, perceptive computing will allow us to interact with computers in a way that goes far beyond '2D gestures'.
To test the effects of word perceptual familiarity and therefore indirectly the hypothesis of a logographic processing in adults, most paradigms created subtle but significant perceptive deformations of the stimuli in order to estimate their impact on the visual word recognition.
A boundary-breaking artist who found little recognition during her life, Collins recently re-emerged with the posthumous publication of a formally playful, psychologically perceptive short fiction collection, Whatever Happened to Interracial Love?
Taylor was less perceptive.
