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Meanings of percept in English

Catalan
experiència perceptiva
Spanish
percepción

The representation of what is perceived; basic component in the formation of a concept.

experiència perceptiva
Usage of percept in English
1
The percept has an aggressiveness which does not belong to the image.
The Analysis of Mind
2
We found one set using subliminal optical cues, buried in children's percept programs.
Existence
3
The flow of knowledge creates both the percept and the perceiver and unites them.
A History of Indian Philosophy, Volume 1
4
Tor accessed data in her helmet display and inner percept.
Existence
5
Her percept meshed seamlessly with his, and he sensed Hiram's presence sliding in alongside.
Existence
6
What I am for you is in the first instance a percept of your own.
The Meaning of Truth
7
The corner of her percept flared a diagnosis that sent chills racing down her spine.
Existence
8
A virt glowed in the corner of Gerald's percept.
Existence
9
The amazing part is that such a multisensory integration brings all information into a unified percept.
Pubmed
10
The first type of confusion, between percept and image, has been recently made the subject of investigation.
How to Teach
11
These different associates usually give to the percept a vividness and material reality which the other two lack.
How to Teach
12
Changin' one percept at a time.
Hard-boiled wonderland and the end of the world: a novel
13
They found that there wasn't always a one-on-one correlation between stimulating the retina and causing a visual percept.
The new yorker
14
Under normal circumstances, information from a number of sources is combined to compute a unitary percept of the body.
Pubmed
15
There is no proof that the line of growth is necessarily from percept, through object image, to verbal image.
How to Teach
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A tiny, shimmering glyph appeared to float from her eye to his, settling in the corner of his percept.
Existence
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Percept through the time