perceptions

Log scales can be useful because some types of human perception are logarithmic.

Some of that may be because as the virus spreads to different parts of the country, more Republicans are coming into contact with it, which may change their perceptions of it.

Shirk told me she traces the changes in China’s behavior to the 2008 financial crisis, as she argued that was when perceptions really started to change.

We tried “hundreds of different combinations,” said Rinberg, to tease out what really matters to our brain’s olfactory perception.

In this way, the brain takes incoming information about the world and stitches it into useful perceptions.

So he was saying: We have these perceptions on the parts of blacks and cops, and we need to deal with them.

But in the court of law these, initial perceptions matter little.

Some Upper East Side natives are getting restless about outside perceptions.

But addressing that “winter of despair” should not reinforce the inaccurate perceptions.

Their results showed classical and rock had no impact on perceptions of meal quality.

Barrington's perceptions seemed to grow clearer, and he asked a few pertinent questions before he nodded approbation.

Flick awoke by one of those subconscious mental perceptions that the Society for Psychical Research is at present investigating.

Ida and Carry were bent upon dressing alike; no easy matter to do, consistently with their perceptions of colours and fitness.

The action was a rapid one—so rapid as to take Jack unawares, but not so rapid as the love-quickened perceptions of Thyra.

No one but an artist of his surprising agility and perceptions could have made such a method so universal.