Sentence examples for theoretical perceptions from inspiring English sources

Based on the theoretical perceptions of neoliberalism and the debate between neoliberal theory and dirigisme theory, this study develops an interpretive framework of industrial land development combining state force and market force under transitional economies.

Contrary to the popular theoretical perception of a state "hollowing out" to make room for the market under neoliberalization, the Chinese state is found to have reshuffled and transformed itself to embrace and take advantage of the market.

Models of the theoretical perception of the average colour pattern suggest that the crabs are physiologically capable of discriminating variation in spot size and distribution.

This theoretical perception of timing does not translate into practical behaviours in adolescents.

Previous studies have focused more on the carers' theoretical perception of the law [ 14, 15] rather than the patients' perception [ 16].

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A related issue in theoretical modelling of perception is those scenarios in which we expect the prior distribution over an individual stimulus source to be a mixture.

This is why we needed to check our predictions related to extended cognition as derived from Heidegger against predictions derived from an additional theoretical approach to perception-action [21], [25], [26].

According to the theoretical framework of perception-action, the brain receives information from the various sensory afferents to produce movement, and the action determines the perception [ 27].

The behavioral effects observed in Posner's location-cueing paradigm can be interpreted within recent theoretical frameworks of perception and attention based on Bayesian principles (e.g., Rao 2005; Friston 2009, 2010; Itti and Baldi 2009; Chikkerur et al. 2010; Feldman and Friston 2010).

The theoretical argument is that perceptions of the certainty of detection and severity of punishment serve as deterrents for students to engage in academic dishonesty (Paternoster 1987).