Sentence examples for perceptual perspective from inspiring English sources

First, we propose a new definition based on a perceptual perspective of financial well-being and link it to an individual's current and anticipated desired living standard and financial freedom.

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

For example, if the monitoring process revealed that the population's security and privacy awareness are limited, this indicates vulnerability to exploitation in the perceptual perspective of those users.

Each monad represents the world in all its infinite detail from a unique point of view (both literally in the sense of having a perceptual perspective but also in terms of clarity and "significance").

Furthermore, in the perceptual perspective, the individual's estimation of the severity and likelihood of threats and their privacy and security awareness might be considered insufficiently investigated in previous models.

This importance has been emphasised by the answer of Expert 2 in the qualitative part of the study as he stated that some of the perceptual perspective attributes, such as self-efficacy, security, and privacy awareness, are very critical and can represent the user's defense ability.

Beginning with an attempt to broaden the perceptual perspectives of shape emergence, the process of cognitive emergence is defined.

Another is to highlight a third-relatum which encapsulates various conditions of perception such as one's spatiotemporal perspective, perceptual modality, and other conditions of perception variation in which can make for variation in phenomenal character (Campbell (2009), Brewer (2011)).

Elmer, S., Rogenmoser, L., Kuhnis, J. & Jancke, L. Bridging the gap between perceptual and cognitive perspectives on absolute pitch.

In a work entitled Our Knowledge of the External World (1914), Russell analyzed the concept of physical objects as comprising classes of (perceptual) aspects or perspectives, an idea that later stimulated the work of Rudolf Carnap, an outstanding philosophical semanticist and analyst, entitled Der logische Aufbau der Welt (1928; The Logical Structure of the World).

Our workshop examines sound's multiple facets, which include material, music-historical, music-analytical, technological, filmic, environmental, perceptual, and social perspectives.