Sentence examples for properly perceived from inspiring English sources
However, to be an effective thinking tool, notation must be properly perceived.
It may be proposed that reward omission was not properly perceived as punishment by these animals, in that the light cue alone could sustain choice behaviour.
I know, I know, Kurzweil can be kooky — but at the same time, remember that human beings do not properly perceive exponential growth.
That's Wey LSD harethe kind of reputation it has – there's this ruthless honesty, on a leverythat very few people have ever dealt with before.
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You are an aging white ideologue who will properly be perceived not as a savior of America's middle class but as a radical who will destroy it.
And we'd have to be brutally honest about the need to properly engage with perceived "enemies" – Russia and Iran – over Syria, because that's critical to any lasting resolution to the war.
Some children's ratings were flat with increasing work rather than a continuous rise, perhaps reflecting inability to understand the scale or properly gauge their perceived exertion, a phenomenon also noted by Swain et al. in a study in children ages 7‐11 years [ 21].
But even if it were properly implemented, SR was perceived as affecting productivity, which was considered a major impediment, especially in private practice.
These creative acts exploit both the LTM and the WM in order to make novel substitutions to a perceived image by properly mixing parts of pictures coming from different domains.
