Sentence examples for wise perceptions from inspiring English sources

There are some wise perceptions: that one survives only through others, that anger is a good antidote to grief, that at the centre of grief "there are no words".

The formula (4) can get the rock acoustic energy A U. Mapping all the group wise perception points to the forward space of Y.

Based on the rock mechanical field, acoustic emission and energy field, the three-dimensional space of the sound source localization sensor based on the group wise perception is established, which is shown in Fig. 3.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Administrative village-wise perception on effectiveness of policy to deal with drought (10-highly effective, 1-not effective) in the study villages of Yunnan Province, China.

Even if Superland's reason for separating Arab and Jewish children wasn't racist and was perhaps even wise, the perception that it might be racist means it had to be condemned.

That could mean international institutions committed to getting as many economies on board as possible playing by similar rules not necessarily because this is economically wise, but because perceptions of fairness matter.

On the Republican side (at least perception wise) the candidates that were viable were seen by most to be on the center-right.

As 7 students in first year and 8 students in the clinical phase did not mention their gender in the response sheet, we could only study the gender wise difference in the perceptions between 56 male and 55 female students in first year and 58 male and 42 female students in the clinical batch.

"I think perception-wise this has been difficult and really negative, but legally it's not".

I didn't see that happening, perception-wise, when I put my music on Spotify.

According to a study commissioned by tourism body VisitBritain, it seems that, perception-wise, these marketing efforts have paid off.