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Meanings of perception (perceptions) in English
Organization, identification, and interpretation of sensory information in order to represent and understand the environment in the brain.
Related terms
Catalan
experiència perceptiva Spanish
percepción The representation of what is perceived; basic component in the formation of a concept.
Synonyms
Examples for "human perception"
Examples for "human perception"
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Whereas, to human perception, the Hkh'Rkh are warriors, first and foremost.
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A Forger was an artist who painted with human perception.
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Of human perception, or defects of a human Creature XIII.
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It's not extrasensory but good old human perception, which in Danny's case is unusually keen.
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It's called the Sight, but it embraces the entire spectrum of human perception, and then some.
Usage of perceptions in English
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This study describes agricultural workers' perceptions of environmental and occupational health issues.
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Yet these perceptions are simply remnants of what society used to be.
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However, there is limited information on community knowledge and perceptions towards IRS.
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Unfortunately they affect perceptions of schools and therefore manufacture their own importance.
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Can one company continue to dominate perceptions of quality, cool and desire?
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Key issue to watch: -Taiwan's rating in global corruption perceptions rankings.
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Hispanic patients also reported better perceptions of communication across all four measures.
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But pricing and doctors' perceptions of the medicines also will affect use.
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The results are important for preventing biased risk perceptions in multiple-disease contexts.
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Italian, Spanish and Portuguese bond yields fell, reflecting perceptions of reduced risk.
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Obama said his leadership had changed perceptions of the United States abroad.
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He added: A lot of this depends on perceptions of general practice.
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Conflicting information may shape public knowledge, perceptions of e-cigarettes, and their harms.
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Individual-level measures included quality of life, social inclusion, and perceptions of recovery.
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Providing more quantitative data could also help improve perceptions of Yelp's reliability.
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As a result, our perceptions of the Antarctic were changed for ever.
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Translations for perceptions
Portuguese
Perceptions through the time
Perceptions across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
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Ireland
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