| This is because hearing is not a property of the ear but a property of the brain as a machinery that converts noise into meaningful percepts. |
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| I may be perceptually blind, but not all scientists will be, and out of this fact arises the possibility of new percepts and paradigms. |
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| Philosophers have long held that a person's percepts are necessarily private and inaccessible to anyone else. |
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| Several speakers deplored all acts of insult and incitement against religions and their sacred principles and percepts. |
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| It is often said, for example, that sensations are simple and that percepts are complex. |
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| Closure and good continuation represent two of the factors that are held to determine what percepts will emerge from a complex stimulus. |
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| The receiver clearly percepts speech also when transmitted from extremely noisy environments. |
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| The behavior of opur explorer is, like for the previous kind of agent, to review all the percepts. |
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| These standardized percepts may also be described as visual continuants. |
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| As a psychological function, sensation is the means by which we process in consciousness the evidence of our senses and build up percepts of our world. |
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| Being a highly motivated artist, I pursue classical art courses, with a special interest in gestalt, percepts and color theory, as well as the golden ratio. |
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| Those percepts with a very rapid time course may be studied with the aid of instruments known as tachistoscopes that permit the durations of visual stimuli to be precisely controlled. |
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| This experiment involves comparisons of pre-flight, in-flight, and post-flight perceptions and mental imagery, with special reference to spaceflight-related decreases in the vertical component of percepts. |
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