Sentence examples for reliable perception from inspiring English sources

In opposition to the "passive" model in which every perception is reliable, this system thus leaves room for both "reliable perception" and "non-reliable perception," and furthermore for mental events that are both reliable and non-reliable.

The Buddhist epistemologists adopt a parsimonious epistemology: only two sources or instruments of cognition (pramāṇa) are accepted are reliable: perception (pratyakṣa) and inference (anumāna).

"On the technical side, we have a lot of challenges in terms of reliable perception, reasoning, and scene understanding in order to realize a true transportation solution, and an intelligent robot that can help people age in place".

The birds thus benefit from a reliable perception of the raptors' presence but they should not always react as they do during predation events (Warkentin et al. 2001).

We therefore reasoned that skin color and texture provide an important contribution for perceiving health from the Mormon and non-Mormon targets' faces, allowing for reliable perceptions of spirituality from the faces and accurate prediction of group membership.

Since valid and reliable perceptions of aging instruments are unavailable in Dutch, these associations have not yet been tested in the Netherlands.

Although items were based on existing questionnaires, Cronbach's α was too low to generate reliable overall perception scales for preparation, health benefits or accuracy.

But is sense perception reliable?

In line with the study on spatial localization [16] and the reliability-based concept [1], the findings regarding SIVM suggest that auditory information becomes relatively more reliable in motion perception when visual information is vulnerable or degraded in the peripheral visual field.

With the improvement of molecular detection technologies of CTC during the last years, making tests easier and more reliable, the clinical perception has been underlined.

This epitomizes a central challenge for research in biological and engineered visual systems: how can reliable and stable perception result from such dynamic input?