Sentence examples for this perception presents from inspiring English sources

This perception presents an opportunity for policy makers and the mines to develop and implement intervention awareness and communication strategy, as this strategy would enable mineworkers and their families to perform rituals and would reduce the potential for a wife to be accused by the family and community of the murderer of her husband.

Late last year, the network's public editor wrote about the perception that ESPN had moved "leftward," and concluded that this perception presented a "challenge" to the network.

This may be the right view of the sensation of secondary qualities the Leibnizian error lies in assimilating all cases of perception to this kind of case, and thereby concluding that perception presents us only with confused ideas.

But despite this, and the fact that the role of context on call perception presents a possible parallel with pragmatics in human language (Scott-Phillips 2009; Wheeler et al. 2011), we know little about how context specificity and structure (discrete versus graded) of a call affect the degree to which contextual cues are incorporated.

Learner perception presents a key variable influencing the role of WCF for two major reasons.

Heidegger resisted Husserl's neo-Cartesian emphasis on consciousness and subjectivity, including how perception presents things around us.

Speech perception presents uniquely difficult twists, and few philosophers have confronted it directly (Appelbaum 1999, Trout 2001a, Matthen 2005, ch 9, and Remez and Trout 2009 are recent exceptions).

To value some hidden essence of a bodily sign over its visible perception presents difficulties regarding the question of the identity of disease, at least for our modern understanding.

The ER as the site of ethylene perception presents a variation on ligand receptor paradigms, since receptors for most other signals are typically at the plasma membrane or in the nucleus.

Burke's view that the mind formed ideas of beauty from the ideas of pleasure it received contradicted the view of Shaftesbury and Hutcheson that beauty (like goodness) was a perception presented by a sixth or moral sense.

Dogs with deep pain perception present at two weeks postoperatively had significantly higher success rate (8/12; 66.7% recovered) than dogs without deep pain perception at this time period (1/10; 10.0% recovered).