Sentence examples for word perception from inspiring English sources

Holistic word perception, however, still depends primarily on a sensory cue the space between words or past exposure to that particular word-form.

A fair amount of information is available about the cortical sequence of word perception and comprehension in the auditory and visual domain, which can be applied for clinical use.

The findings also indicate the dangers of assuming fixation of precisely-specified locations within words, both in experiments designed to reveal split-foveal processing and hemispheric asymmetry and in more normal circumstances of word perception.

A number of cross-regional differences in emotion word perception have been revealed in the database, although the cause of the observed variation is beyond the scope of the current study.

Furthermore, the current study also explores the issue of lexical variation across different Chinese varieties with a comparison of emotion word perception by Chinese speakers from three different areas (Mainland China, Hong Kong, and Singapore).

Last but not the least, the current database will also shed light on the research of cross-regional variation in Mandarin Chinese, with regard to both the patterns of variation in emotion word perception and the mechanisms of such variations.

Art criticism thus involved for Rosenberg, in critic Max Kozloff's words, "perception of the self through the medium of the work of art and perception of the work of art through the medium of the self".

In other words, perception is reliable in itself, but has to rely on a subsequent conceptual mental event for ascertainment.

In other words, perception can be framed as an "inverse problem": under a specific generative model, the current state of the world has to be inferred from the noisy signals conveyed by the sensorium.

As the interpretation of 'experience' can be broad, the term was defined and explained by adding the words: perceptions (feelings), satisfaction (likes and dislikes) and usability (functionality, access).

The qualitative design was considered appropriate for this study as it allows the researchers to capture the words, perceptions and experiences of participants and for "thick and rich" descriptions of the issues under study [ 21].