Sentences with phrase «shift in perception»

It was a huge shift in perception, but I love it.

But is it a real shift in perception for crypto at big institutions?

As a result of implementing these changes to our practice, we were able to make shifts in our perceptions, planning, engagement with children and families.

Without a drastic shift in perception, the institution we value so much runs the very real risk of becoming a future resentment of our nation's young professionals.

This important shift in perception needs to take place if we are to engage students in active learning in the classroom and online.

I think this is because there's a more substantial shift in perception vs. positive earnings firms if something improves in the firm's situation.

This is an annual survey and shows a definite shift in perception regarding social media and industry leaders.

Our role becomes empowering teachers to make shifts in perceptions, rather than simply asking for changes in behavior.

Deeply political and historical, Christopher Williams's (b. 1956) photographs evoke a subtle shift in our perception by questioning the communication mechanisms and aesthetic conventions that influence our understanding of reality.

But when the two brothers neared Billerica a sudden shift in perception occurred.

We believe these measures would (i) produce a major shift in the perception of unemployment as a problem of the single market rather than as a strictly national problem, (ii) improve labour markets within the Eurozone, (iii) improve labour mobility in the currency area, particularly from «labour deficit countries» to «labour surplus countries».

Deeply political, historical, and sometimes personal, the photographs are meant to evoke a subtle shift in our perception by questioning the communication mechanisms and aesthetic conventions that influence our understanding of reality.

Because it is evident that previous modes are no longer efficacious, I have suggested a great many changes, stemming from a fundamental shift in the perception of reality, in the way we research, write, and criticize historical accounts.

As a curator, he recently cocurated — with Robert Storr and Peter Benson Miller — the group show «Nero su Bianco» (Black on White), which examines radical shifts in perceptions of African identity, subjectivity, and agency.

Cunningham's trio of cars, plus a fourth entered by Camoradi USA, started a dramatic shift in the perception of Corvette as a global sports car brand.

Thomas refers to his works as «composites» enabling things, which are different, to be reconciled over the time of viewing as they reveal shifts in perception and reading.

As an instigator of Kindness, Gabriella evokes a positive shift in perceptions in an increasingly negative world.

We have not yet undergone the extraordinary shift in perception and imagination that comes upon us when we understand that in him there is no violence at all, no vengeance, no desire for retribution, only a longing for us to be fully alive.

When the study was repeated with 32 English monolinguals, participants did not show the same shift in perception; they labeled «ba» and «pa» sounds the same way regardless of which language they were told they were hearing.

The impact of such shifts in perception will ultimately be measured by whether more parents vaccinate their kids.»

Realize that even the smallest shift in perception and behavior can give you a more grounded, peaceful and centered YOU.

He suggests studying all of these components of patient - healer interactions to help «nudge patients toward shifts in their perceptions of their symptoms and illness, making them less disturbed or perturbed.»

The study has uncovered a surprising shift in perception of STEM among young people, revealing over half of 14 to 18 - year - olds (56 per cent) deem maths to be the most valuable subject for future career prospects, followed by English (50 per cent) and science (42 per cent).

In addition to these pedagogical issues, it appears that the online instructor's role requires a paradigm shift in perceptions of instructional time and place, virtual management techniques, and ways of engaging students through virtual communications (Easton, 2003).

Topics included how President Adams was overshadowed by Presidents Washington and Jefferson, President Adams» thoughts on Native American affairs, and the often contradictory shifts in his perception of the Native American tribes.

Begging for honesty, truth, and critical thought a dialog is created and as such may provoke within viewers a conscious or unconscious shift in perception.

To achieve this conscious shift in the perception of these deadly weapons, Thum and Zapolski enlisted two master jewelers in the creation of Fonderie 47's beautifully crafted line of cufflinks (which can be assembled to form a bracelet), rings and earrings.

Fearnside believes saving the Amazon will require a fundamental shift in perception where the Amazon is recognized as an asset beyond the current price of mahogany, soybeans, or cattle, where its value is only unlocked by its destruction.

This change in the status quo points to an overarching shift in perception by GCs and their legal teams that they need to get both the best outcome and the best price.

The RAVN website describes «a tectonic shift in perceptions concerning applied AI systems.»

Dr. Shamis is so successful because he effectively creates a permanent shift in perception of real events and relationships, and provides positive attitudes toward life.»

This gifting or stretching to give to the other actually is one of the most helpful Imago tools in producing an initial shift in perception among partners.

The reasons for this sudden shift in perception are not entirely clear, but are no doubt related to the view that if the Japanese economy does badly, then the rest of the Asian region, including Australia, will suffer.

«I've been vegetarian since 11 and have seen a huge shift in the perception of vegetarian food and drink since the late eighties.

Normally Wenger would just tell his players to go out and enjoy yourself by attacking constantly, so it is a major shift in his perception.

What analogy does Thoreau use that enables this sudden and radical shift in our perception?

Moreover, should it be a surprise to anyone that after operating for only two years, the LPP failed to create a dramatic shift in perception?

Leslie Hewitt's photographs document temporary still life structures that combine political, social and personal material within sculptural compositions, repeatedly rearranged and recorded over time to capture the most subtle shifts in perception.

Less serotonin elicits socially defensive responses such as avoidance or submission, where enhancement — the main goal of antidepressants — induces a positive shift in the perception of socio - affective stimuli, promoting affiliation and dominance.

Knowing as we do how Michelle and Barack's story turns out, we can be sure the developments in this mild - mannered romance will be small - scale and intersubjective, the kinds of shifts in perception of self and other that happen every day in real life and, on occasion, have the capacity to change us.

A shift in perceptions might be aided by the emergence of credible competitors to Apple's beloved product — witness Spotify, Android and Kindle Fire.

«The shift in perceptions about the economy is something the government can trumpet,» Abacus Chief Executive Officer David Coletto said.

The theories of Bateson and Bowen are the two examples to be explored here of the many theories and approaches which resulted from this shift in perception.

A curious factor is a shift in the perception of risk.

Through a shift in perception and a change in my lifestyle, I've been able to regain control over my life and this debilitating disorder.