Sentence examples for which perceives that from inspiring English sources

In one of his earlier writings, "The Further Determination of the Absolute" (reprinted in his Philosophical Studies), McTaggart tells us that Hegel's view of the absolute spirit is that it is made of finite individuals, each of which is individuated by how it is related to the others, and each of which perceives that every other self is of the same nature as itself.

But, unless we seize this opportunity to change the way that the labor movement works and the way in which it is perceived, that's all this will be -- a moment.

Then, the potential receiver which also perceives that the channel is idle will response with a clear to send (CTS) packet that allows the transmitter to transmit and informs possible interfering nodes that the channel will be used.

Some nurses provided examples of incidents in which they perceived that they responded to patients' spiritual needs which included showing sensitivity to their emotions.

But when he connected pressure sensors attached to the protheses's fingers to the signal-generating machine, and gave them appropriate feedback, the success rate jumped to 92%.Intriguingly, one unexpected benefit was that the device's feedback banished the phenomenon of phantom limbs, in which an amputee perceives that his missing appendage is still present.

The model suggests that users' behavioural intention to use and their Actual Use (AU) of technology are mediated by two factors: Perceived Usefulness (PU): 'the extent to which the user perceives that the new technology will aid them in performing the task at hand', and Perceived Ease of Use (PEoU): 'the extent to which the individual believes using the technology would be free of effort' [ 39].

Specifically, we hypothesize and show that the extent to which employees perceive that the SPMS reflects a strategic causal model and the degree to which it is technically valid are positively associated with their perceptions of organizational justice.

But maybe we need to change the way in which we perceive that infallibility.

Philip Ralph, the writer of Deep Cut, a play examining the deaths of four recruits at the army's training barracks in Surrey, has suggested there is a connection between a spin-obsessed government and "a form of theatre in which audiences perceive that they are getting at some kind of hidden 'truth'".

Task interdependence is the degree to which individuals perceive that they interact with and depend on others in order to carry out their work [35].

These results allowed Fisher (1998) to conclude that spiritual well-being reflects the extent to which people perceive that they live in harmony with themselves and others, with the environment and with the transcendental.