Sentence examples for sense modalities from inspiring English sources

Operative objects, used for the perceivable categories here, are defined as those which were relatively discrete and separate from the surrounding context, and easily available to several sense modalities.

Perceiving the correct timing of stimuli might seem a trivial problem, however stimuli in different sense modalities generated in synchrony by the same distal event could be perceived as being successive because of different physical transmission speed and processing latency.

Other criteria perhaps involving other sense modalities might lead to slightly different spans of time, but the interesting point is that, if there is such a specious present, it cannot be explained solely by ordinary memory traces: if one hears a "ticktock" of a clock, the "tick" is not remembered in the way in which a "ticktock" 10 minutes ago is remembered.

Furthermore, a methodological emphasis on humanoid robots in the design of artificial creatures holds promise because they have many degrees of freedom and sense modalities and, thus, must face the challenges of scalability that are often side-stepped in simpler domains.

How does audition differ from vision and other sense modalities?

Strong nativist claims may also be challenged when considering cognition beyond the sense modalities.

Results from interpersonal tapping tasks (Experiment 3) reveal the emergence of temporal co-creation, including entrainment and mutually complementary relationships depending on the sense modality.

Sometimes we can check one sense modality against another.

(Depending on the sense modality, it may also be found in an intervening medium. For example, with vision and hearing, the species is transmitted through the air to the sense organ).

This situation can be seen as a common sense modality for managing business risk from community sources, as a typical sentiment from a NGGL official will show: Community folks respect, even fear local traditional chiefs.

Schlick's new understanding of concept-formation allows him to seriously address the question of how the respective intuitive spaces of each of the senses are coordinated in the construction of a general intuitive space, which is not specific to any particular sense modality.