Sentence examples similar to united perception from inspiring English sources
Although various theories have been proposed to unite perception and production, the underlying neural mechanisms are unclear.
Even the mind, or the "self," is only a "heap or collection of different perceptions united together by certain relations and suppos'd tho' falsely, to be endow'd with a perfect simplicity or identity".
By contrast, the existence of continuing and independent material objects and of continuing minds was extremely precarious; analysis showed both to be no more than bundles of perceptions, united by certain relations, and Hume more than once referred to them as "fictions," although it turned out on examination that they were not fictions in the way ghosts are.
Expanded Eye investigates vision within a magical context in which perception is united with self-reflection and observation.
Various reasons were offered for the "no" vote, including distaste for the current national administration, a perception that a united Europe offered a less-direct form of democracy, concern that liberties cherished by some Dutch citizens would be curtailed (e.g. gay rights, animal rights, a liberal drug policy), and a lack of comprehension of the constitution.
He said the rescue had united Chile, and would also change global perceptions of the country.
Walter May and Tyler Ramsey, have taken their diverse, creative talents and united them for a project that explores how different perceptions of art can merge into something wonderful.
But some officials worried that the perception of a Biden victory on the Afghanistan strategy could worsen tensions in an administration that prefers to present a united front.
