Sentence examples for split perception from inspiring English sources

While the hard modal share stats might provide a clear indicator of the world's most bike-friendly city, perhaps less quantifiable factors such as gender split, perception of safety and attitude can aid other cities to understand how they might get there.

There's a real split in perception between the people who talk about Candy Crush on the Guardian and other websites – who hate it – and the people who are playing it out there in the world and loving it.

For Dignāga (and his successors) this split between perception and conceptual thought was part and parcel of a type of foundationalism.

The survey also reveals a split in perceptions between British and French people about why some migrants and refugees want to come to the UK.

It aimed to settle once and for all whether Britain would be controlled by a single imperial power or remain several separate independent kingdoms, a split in perceptions which is still very much with us today".

The same split in perceptions regarding the newly unified structures was observed among the managers at the sub-district (Upazila) level.

The group is roughly split in their perception of whether scientists generally agree or disagree that the Earth is warming due to human activity.

Both ACT-R and EPIC processes can be split into the perception, cognition and action sub-processes.

Analysis of what happened at Worms reveals the first signs of what was to become a fateful split in the self-perception of this movement.

Companies often elect to do reverse stock splits to avoid the perception that they have little value and also to qualify for holding by institutional investors who cannot or will not hold low-priced shares.

Specifically, these are the rules, beliefs, or perceptions that split or separate us from our highest self and from the destiny that our highest self would have us fulfill.