perception造句
(91) This immediately puts the farmer on the defensive and reinforces the public's perception of them as a complaining, dissatisfied group.
(92) According to the standard seventeenth-century view, there exist, independently of and antecedently to our perception of them, material bodies.
(93) In this dynamic process, action is at least as important as perception.
(94) The interpretative can be viewed as the broadest perception, into which the adaptive and linear models can be fitted.
(95) She doesn't have a very realistic perception of the situation.
(96) These distinctive characteristics come from differences in minute quantities of flavouring constituents whose concentrations are at the threshold of human sensory perception.
(97) Professor Gregory is distinguished for his studies in experimental psychology, most notably in visual perception and the nature of visual illusions.
(98) As pointed out above regarding the verbs of perception, nevertheless, the passive is by its very nature resultative.
(99) And his particular death is irrelevant against a million years of human life, insignificant outside human perception.
(100) The active engagement of the learner in this process has been studied extensively under the title perception.
(101) He was an outstanding engineer with quick perception of any issue and great powers of concentration.
(102) A perception of the bureaucrat's power resources is another characteristic feature of some theories of colonial government.
(103) Among right-wing circles this perception simply intensified their existential feeling of Angst, of having lost their bearings.
(104) Solving the problem will require acute perception and subtle communication.
(105) Where there are no constructs, no adequate perception or understanding can be achieved.
(106) Unlike ordinary visualization, this power appears to involve a direct perception of structures or processes that are usually invisible to us.
(107) Others find that amplified vibration opens a whole new field of perception, an added dimension from which information can be gathered.
(108) So current cognitive models of language, memory, perception and so forth are also basically neutral to the question of consciousness.
(109) The example in terms of which he expounds his Cartesian theory of perception is that of eating manna.
(110) One major advantage the development partnership had was the perception of Zeckendorf as different from other potential landlords.
(111) Satisfaction of higher order needs may well change the perception as to what constitutes satisfaction of lower order needs. 7.
(112) Our perception of parrots as somehow our rightful property has been destructive for the living creature in its natural environment.
(113) It evokes a fact, i.e. an object of conception, rather than an object of perception.
(114) The research also found that the perception of men as potential paedophiles is keeping the profession almost exclusively female.
(115) The extent to which a person is annoyed by the perception of an odour varies.
(116) There are things known and there are things unknown, and in between are the doors of perception.Aldous Huxley
(117) When you have a negative perception about some one, that feeling ends up creating a negative relation-ship between the two of you.
(118) This perception strikes one as promising, but the impression may be evanescent.
(119) If the campaign has been logical to the strategists, the public perception is that it has been awful.
(120) Whether that is true or not is all but irrelevant, for the cardinal rule in politics is that perception is reality.
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