Sentence examples for perceptual capacities from inspiring English sources

Bermúdez doesn't face the computational complexity of the perceptual capacities of animals.

They have the perceptual capacities to take it in: an advanced visual system, an advanced auditory system, advanced motor systems.

There's every reason to believe that even relatively crude perceptual capacities require inferences of formidable complexity; certainly more complex than what could be done with the resources that Bermúdez is prepared to grant.

Software will never be able to wholly reproduce human linguistic and perceptual capacities, much less distinguish between a Playboy calendar and an Edward Weston nude, or between "Tropic of Cancer" and "Trailer Park Swappers".

In addition to differences in sensory and perceptual capacities, natural selection has favoured many open-ended learning and memory biases designed to fit the ecological demands confronted by each species.

"It appears that although human infants may enter the world with perceptual capacities that allow them to conduct a preliminary analysis of their environments," the researchers wrote, "they need to adjust or tune these mechanisms to process specific aspects of their environment".

This suggests that they have increased auditory perceptual capacity relative to non-autistic people.

In this exploratory study, we examine the relationship between abundant in-store stimuli and limited human perceptual capacity.

Autistic and non-autistic young adults performed a set of auditory detection and identification tasks designed to tax processing capacity and establish the extent of perceptual capacity in each population.

Given the present size of modern cities, it is beyond the perceptual capacity of most people to develop a good knowledge about the qualities of the urban space at every street corner.

Because it transferred across target sets, the very slight improvement was indeed in the perceptual capacity to compensate for optical image degradation and not in form discrimination, but its defocus equivalent was quite minor, well less than ¼ diopter.