Sentence examples for the real perception from inspiring English sources

Many objective perceptual distances between audio signals were proposed in the literature [29], with various complexities and correlations with the real perception.

For this reason, the comparison of the harmful effects of e-cigarettes with the conventional tobacco could create a misclassification of the real perception of the population.

On the other hand, our results could partially underestimate the real perception of usefulness and harmfulness of e-cigarettes because we classified the answer 'neither agree nor disagree' in the 'disagree' category.

The real perception-bender, however, is the show in the basement, which uses texts, images, and sound to refer to landscapes, both real and imagined.

But Mr Cobden, with that real perception of the facts of commerce which characterised his mind, immediately said, "No, there is no unnecessary accumulation, except in one or two particular markets, as India and China, and in other exceptional cases; we have not more goods on hand than we ought to have".

The problem for the writer was that the only real perception he had of Brown is what he has read about him or seen in public.

The findings moreover add substance to the experience that the integration of the PMTCT services into the RCH services has revealed little success in terms of integrated planning, since health planners operate with the (very real) perception that the PMTCT programme is donor-driven and donor-funded.

What is this but the symptom of an imbalance of idealist textual emersion, at the cost of a real perception of the world, which in this case deprives us of an appreciation of the collective manual labor and the years and billions of dollars it takes to level and rebuild war-torn cities?

I had no real perception on the world of boxing, and it really opened my eyes.

The notion that Ewing was a polar region unto himself -- a human Arctic cap surrounded by ice in his little corner of the Knicks' locker room -- dispels a more real perception about him: he was a good and loyal teammate.

"Have you any real perception of how people see you?