Sentence examples for real world perception from inspiring English sources

The results highlight the critical role of spatial attention and object identification but also precise stimulus localization in explaining the complex real world perception deficits observed in posterior cortical atrophy and many other patients with dementia-related visual impairment.

Regarding the relevance of these findings to studies of visual salience and real world perception, it should be noted that to date PCA scene perception has only been evaluated using static scene photographs (Mannan et al., 2009; Foulsham et al., 2011; Shakespeare et al., 2013).

Through these considered narratives, the artist tackles real-world perceptions of war and destruction, as well as the natural world and metropolis.

In the real world of perception and marketing, a fish called "slimehead" — a real name, by the way — is probably not going to fly off the menu.

Recognizing and identifying objects in the real world requires both perception and memory.

An S&P announcement changes almost no real world conditions, only perceptions.

Portraits of people and landscapes are also featured, seeming to comment on how the glitches in our computers could be folded back into the real world, affecting our perceptions of reality.

Augmented Reality is a technique that can be placed in the so-called mixed reality continuum [1], with at one far end the real world that dominates the perception (Reality) and the other end the virtual world that dominates the perception (Virtual Reality); see Figure 1. Figure 1 Mixed reality continuum.

We're all familiar with the idea that fiction can achieve a greater truth, but in the real world, regardless of differing perceptions, either something happens or it doesn't, and where and when it happens are similarly objective facts.

The difficulty with this view is that, since one cannot compare the sense-datum that is directly perceived with the original object, one can never be sure that it gives an accurate representation of it; and therefore human beings cannot know that the real world corresponds to their perceptions.

I found this a very interesting report and feel that as the authors do that this method of analysis may provide a real world window into patient perceptions of treatment, efficacy, and side effects.