Sentence examples for the standard perception from inspiring English sources

In fiction, they are rife – indeed fiction is perhaps mainly responsible for the standard perception of the old, with just a few writers able to raise the game.

In fiction, she says, the stereotypes "are rife — indeed fiction is perhaps responsible for the standard perception of the old, with just a few writers able to raise the game".

As we discovered, watching a private performance during dinner at the Hotel du Nord club (more usually the venue of choice for British comedians, whose portraits line the walls), many of the cabaret songs of the period were not the flirtatious, lusty numbers you might imagine, but more comic in tone, closer to British music hall, perhaps, than the standard perception of the Parisian cancan show.

This sharply contrasts with the public nature of objects of standard perception, that is, perception of one's immediate extramental environment including one's body.

Since this decision is not a part of the standard face perception process, it likely uses a non-face specific mechanism, i.e. analytical processing.

Standard perception (exteroception) can be analyzed as involving the perception (act) of a public object.

"It's a pretty standard perception," Ms. McLaughlin said, "that nannies are like sexy, available maids".

Grice (1962) had already argued that there is a fundamental distinction between bodily sensations and standard perception.

We illustrate our approach in a full mobile robot system that integrates a semantic map, a knowledge representation and reasoning system, a task planner, and standard perception and navigation routines.

Weirdness makes itself known through an Escheresque array of doors, portals, entrances and exits, because it has to do with "that which lies beyond standard perception".

Though there are references to the seedy dockside haunts in London and Canton that confirm standard perceptions of opium use in the 19th-century, Mr Ghosh also sketches the farming, production and trade of the drug.