Sentence examples for perceptual modalities from inspiring English sources

Recently, however, other perceptual modalities have attracted attention.

Many of the principles encountered in this exercise are equally applicable to other perceptual modalities.

Finally, we might attempt to determine whether any unified account exists that applies generally to all of the perceptual modalities.

The sequential exploration of the letters (independently of perceptual modalities involved) was not to be sufficient alone for explaining these results.

Stephen Levinson, for instance, drawing on experimental evidence, has argued that the frame of reference that underlies any given language shapes our spatial experiences and perceptual modalities (see Gumperz & Levinson 1996).

Qualia terminology can be introduced in a similar manner for other sorts of visual experiences (seeing differently shaped patches, for instance), for other perceptual modalities, for bodily sensations, and for thoughts, imagery, emotions, and so forth.

Vision is a robustly spatial perceptual modality.

In general, experiences associated with one perceptual modality are influenced by stimulation associated with other modalities.

In fact, it would seem that there can be incompatibilities even within a perceptual modality.

Most of the approaches in the literature exploit engineered methods to process each perceptual modality.

Any discussion of a perceptual modality often turns to the nature of the perceptual qualities or features made available by that modality.