Sentence examples for perceptual competence from inspiring English sources

Miracchi contends that the fact that the subject correctly believes there's a sheep in the field is explained by her exercise of her perceptual competence, which leads Sosa-style virtue reliabilism to (incorrectly) predict that the subject knows there's a sheep in the field.

Moreover, Stephen and Hajnal (2011) recently suggested that the fractality of the wielding behaviour can predict the amount of transfer of perceptual competence.

Historically, this bias translated into a research agenda in which the investigator was concerned with either perceptual or motor competence, but rarely the relation between them.

We created auditory scenes in which semantic and emotional congruity of constituent sounds were independently probed; associated tasks controlled for auditory perceptual similarity, scene parsing and semantic competence.

Beginning with Warrington (1975), many patients had been described that were more or less severely impaired in referential tasks such as naming from vision (and other perceptual modalities as well), while their inferential competence was more or less intact.

In typical development, biological motion perception is tightly linked with other social perceptual and cognitive skills and with social competence (see Pavlova, 2012).

Our experimental results show that the perceptual behaviour and believability, as implicit social competences, could improve the meaningfulness and the natural-like sense of human humanoid interaction in everyday life task-driven activities.

Colonoscopy is a difficult cognitive-perceptual-motor task and considerable training is required to achieve competence.

Hence, Le Verrier was able to think about Neptune directly despite the lack of perceptual contact with the planet (we will suppose) in virtue of his competence with the expression 'dthat[the cause of the perturbations in Uranus's orbit]'.

In the perceptual perspective, two dimensions are included which are risk perception and the user competence dimensions.

No one tries to explain the bird's competences (and birds' natural competences extend far beyond this trivial example) purely in terms of the bird's perceptual experience.