Sentence examples for skills of perception from inspiring English sources

Using twilight's unique qualities, you'll capture some of the best pictures you've ever taken on your DSLR camera – and learn skills of perception that will last a lifetime.

The arts "empower people to participate effectively in a democratic society," the accords said, "by developing skills of perception, reflection, interpretation and communication, which promote understanding of diverse and cross-cultural values".

Their aim is to develop skills of perception and spatial analysis, under systems of parallel and conical projection in the construction of volumes.

The most over-the-top of their books is the second, "Culinary Artistry" (1996), which is dedicated to "the original Creator" and goes on to treat the chef as being only a small notch down from Him. "We have been awed by the unusual levels of perceptiveness we've experienced America's leading chefs as possessing; we believe some to have certain skills of extrasensory perception," they write.

If someone asks us for a moral justification of our stand on a particular issue, they are most likely going to be unsatisfied with such responses as: "All the facts just seemed to me to add up in a way that yields this conclusion," or "My heightened skills of moral perception indicate that this is the correct judgment to make about this particular constellation of facts".

The success of this method is then given in general by the achievement of verbal communication performance by improving the skills of verbal perception to become comparable to people with normal hearing [ 2].

In our study, factors such as inadequate development of interpersonal skills, perception of respect, compliance with advice, personality traits and communication gaps were more commonly reported by nurses than by doctors as having an effect on nurses-doctors working relationships, although these did not reach statistical significance.

The less-often discussed part of the skills problem is one of perception.

We trained first year medical students in general perception skills using a range of perception and self-awareness exercises and various contact situations with patients.

The purpose of this study is to assess the impact of the introduction of an adapted team-based learning (TBL) pedagogy on student professionalism, teamwork skills, and perception of learning as well as resultant course evaluations.

Our study is the first to evaluate and quantify language skills and perception of medical information in patients with a migration background in a German hospital.