Sentence examples for that can perceive from inspiring English sources
That today's experimental robots bear little physical resemblance to our fantasy androids reflects a larger truth in the field of robotics, the attempt to build thinking machines that can perceive the world around them and then act on that awareness.
Flowers exhibit various adaptations to pollinators, such as showy corollas, the production of nectar (a sugary liquid), and even visual cues visible only to insects that can perceive ultraviolet wavelengths of light.
Sharks now join the ranks of several other animals that can perceive optical illusions, including cats, monkeys, owls, chickens, and goldfish.
It now seems their skin is not just obeying instructions from the octopus's brain: it also has local sensors that can perceive light and trigger a colour change.
The solution is a Cold War leftover: sensitive hydrophones that can perceive underwater sounds--whether generated by enemy submarines or an approaching tempest.
The same LRR-RK that can perceive two different ligands has been reported (Deyoung and Clark, 2008; Shinohara et al., 2012).
"What I mean by that is that they can perceive objects, they can evaluate whether or not they like them, and then act on that.
Wallace objects that Poulton asserts the reality of sexual selection with no proof other than mentioning that insects can perceive colour, and that "a few birds collect bright objects, as in the case of the bower-birds".
He too emphasizes the continuous character of perceptual experience, and also adds that we directly perceive external things as external, as 'other', that we can perceive necessary connections between events, and that experience contains elements of generality.
If someone in some sense lives a life that we can perceive as beautiful in its own way, that is something that suggests grace, even if by a strict moral standard... they might seem to fail".
If deploying a concept of an object or property is sufficient for noticing it, then the fact that one can perceive something without noticing it implies that one can perceive something without forming a concept of it.
