用perceptual造句子，“perceptual”造句
A significant change was seen in the area of the brain that involves perceptual anticipation.
Most of our thinking does not take place at the logical stage But at the perceptual stage which precedes this.
Keep your perceptual lenses open, act on your own curiosity, and be proactive in shaping your view of which way things are going.
Many scientific studies have shown that video games can improve human performance in sensory and perceptual tasks, such as hand-to-eye co-ordination, as well as those involving a lot of attention.
This happens when your brand doesn’t walk your brand talk, meaning your marketing is saying one thing (making a perceptual promise) and the experience is ‘other’ than what is perceived.
The confusion seems to be conceptual, not perceptual.
But, when we get into that perceptual mode, the result is often cartoon-ish.
The researchers measured the perceptual acuity of more than 100 children in primary schools, and calculated the speed of approach that they could reliably detect.
Where they fared less well was number ability (how quickly you can multiply, add, subtract and divide) and perceptual speed - how fast you can push a button when prompted.
Charming France amorous feelings, decent and bold, show perceptual romance.
Nevertheless, these drugs can dampen a person's general intellect and limit his or her emotional and perceptual range.
Just as many of us now find cigarettes repulsive, Dr. Kessler argues that we can also undergo similar “perceptual shifts” about large portion sizes and processed foods.
Anyone who thinks that rational knowledge need not be derived from perceptual knowledge is an idealist.
Of course, just because a photograph reflects the world with perceptual accuracy doesn't mean it is proof of what spontaneously transpires.
English members' perceptual salience has its result and its process, which is possible and essential.
Sketch expression is both perceptual and rational.
It's only when your circumstances change that you see what the phenomenon has done to your perceptual system.
Workers in the field refer to the perceptual crevasse which separates acceptable caricature from accurate representation as “the uncanny valley”—and the “The Polar Express” fell right into it.
