Sentence examples for potential perceptions from inspiring English sources

This is because (as Husserl had already insisted) the most partial or minute act of perception entails a reference to a broader horizon of future potential perceptions.

Thirdly, potential perceptions of implausible attribute-level combinations could have reduced response efficiency, deteriorating the precision and accuracy of parameter estimates [ 70].

"In other words, 'Use the program with your employees or pay a higher premium.' " There is also a potential perception issue in an organization, he said.

To counter that potential perception, Navy officers have highlighted the effectiveness of the expanded presence of new robotic mine countermeasures being deployed by helicopters and aboard ships.

"This book is on junior high reading lists, but kids killing kids, even though it's handled delicately in the film, is a potential perception problem in marketing," he said.

After an inquiry to ESPN about the announcers' Nike contracts, Josh Krulewitz, an ESPN spokesman, said that Fowler, the host of "GameDay," is "ending his minor association" with Nike "to avoid any potential perception issues".

In a statement that echoed the comments of other companies, ConAgra said on Thursday that "we are firmly committed to diversity, and we would like to prevent the potential perception that advertising during this program was an endorsement of the viewpoints shared".

You should also reconsider whether the Introduction can be adapted to reduce the potential perception that it is "polemical".

A further issue was around the naming of drugs in the stories and the potential perception of product placement.

However, potential perception barriers against these technological solutions should be considered in resource-limited settings when trying to apply automated interventions.

It is important to note that this study is interested in the potential adopters' perceptions, as opposed to adopters' perceptions while using the technology.