Sentences with phrase «which perceived»

In contrast, self - report studies may be more likely to reveal empathy effects because they typically solicit ratings of global support provision in a format in which perceived demand characteristics are lower.

Implications for understanding the processes by which perceived support is developed in new social settings were discussed.

To score perceived openness, birth mothers rated, on a 7 - point scale, the degree to which they perceived their adoption process to be open (very closed = no information about adoptive, very open = semi-regular communication with adoptive parents).

Hours later, a denial - of - service cyberattack — which some perceived as retaliation — knocked the exchange completely offline, and customers began threatening to sue.

As a result the pressure is on climate scientists to be as precise as it is possible to be, not least because of the speed with which any perceived data discrepancies are seized upon by different interest groups.

What irked me was the pompous attitude in his posts, which I perceived as «Only we climate scientists have the knowledge and understanding, so trust us, we know what we are doing and the cheque is in the mail.»

On her arrival in New York back in the early 1990s, critics were quick to challenge her paintings displaying images of fleshy nymphets in various states of undress, which some perceived as paedophilic imagery.

Inspired by a transatlantic crossing on a freighter from New York to Europe in 1968, during which he perceived the ocean as a slightly curved and seemingly planar expanse with a sharply defined horizon, Bollinger continued to consolidate and intensify this deep - rooted fascination, creating works in which water plays a crucial role: transparent tubing filled with water arranged in a line, a circle or interconnected configurations.

[9] His «Heritage paintings», inspired by a mood which he perceived in the US after the Oklahoma City bombing, depict normal, almost stereotypical American imagery, for example: two baseball caps; Mount Rushmore; the image of a man working; a portrait; a birthday cake; the series also included a portrait of wealthy Ku Klux Klansman Joseph Milteer.

Her early works adopt a classical figurative style, but she later radically rethought her sculpture, which she perceived as a concrete extension of memory and body.

In 1933, the Bauhaus was shut down due to pressure from the Nazi Party, which perceived the school as being sympathetic to communist intellectuals.

Yet such is the power of the stunted fanboys and clickbait movie «journalists» fueling discussion of popular cinema in 2015: a depressing forum in which a perceived unsatisfactory Marvel film must be analyzed like the coming of the cultural holocaust, rather than simply being ignored for the unremarkable — and completely familiar — corporate bowel movement that it is.

But for decision - making tasks — such as investment advice — the younger adults in particular wanted a humanoid appearance, which they perceived as more intelligent, smarter or wiser than the other options.

The team additionally found a new type of sensory «grasp illusion» in which perceived distances between index fingers decreases when subjects hold an artificial finger.

Southern politicians and businessmen railed against the recommendation, which they perceived as an attack on their honor.

Very upset too with my (and others) perception of the bad officiating in that game, and the style in which I perceived the Bonnies to play.

There externality was something with which some perceived facts were invested (PNK 71f).

Raised in a conservative Baptist church and a student at a conservative Christian college, Jordan (who asked that his real name not be used) hesitated to identify with the gay community, which he perceived as flamboyant and sex - obsessed.

Dialogue is the interaction between two or more people in response to the truth; it is also the process of assimilation by which perceived truth becomes embodied in the person, becomes part of him.

The center from which he perceived his world was determined by and given in his experience of God.

When they are not treated with transparency, they turn to external sources and internal rumors for information, which they perceive is more timely and accurate than internal communication.

Much of the work the R&D team focuses on is developing meat flavor, a minor fraction of which we perceive by way of our tongues and the rest via aroma.

High - profile, successful, and gold - agnostic investment - world luminaries assess the macroeconomic risks of radical monetary policies and reach a similar conclusion: This will end badly: — Seth Klarman: «All the Trumans (reference: a 1998 movie [The Truman Show] in which the main character's entire life takes place on a TV set which he perceives as reality)-- the economists, fund managers, traders, market pundits — know at some level that the environment in which they operate is not what it seems on the surface....

«A major concern expressed by smaller businesses is the incremental CPP premiums, which they perceive as a payroll tax increase that will raise their cost of employing workers and thus discourage hiring.

In the past year, the SEC expanded its action against the business kryptowalutowym, which perceives as not przestrzegajace of the securities laws.

As for the ecumenical part of the equation, the Holy See seems to accord highest priority to avoiding anything that might give offense to the Russian Orthodox Church, which it perceives to be one key to advancing a broader agenda of ecclesial reconciliation between Christian West and Christian East.

Words and phrases like «self - expression,» «group,» «deviance,» and «structure» migrate... into our common usage, becoming a mental filter through which we perceive the world.

It addresses the whole man — in his mind (in which he understands what the Sign of the Cross signifies), in his imagination (in which he perceives the crucified Christ), and in his physicality (in which each muscle stretches to bear the passion in his body).

That which we perceive as «super» natural is only that which we can not yet define... but it is not outside of nature.

That which we perceive is what Whitehead calls a «perspective» of the thing - in - itself (PR 353, 361).

In fact, learning about the world would be impossible without the operation of constraints which we perceive as the order and consistency to our environment (IC 130).

Whitehead's statement that propositions are «lures for feeling» (PR 395) means that the commonsense world which we perceive is symbolic of the throbbing world of physical activities (PW 141/153).

The images are not «objects» at, all, but simply means by which we perceive objects.

One of the reasons for this radical questioning is that the very way in which we perceive reality has been changing.

But the way in which we perceive things, the meaning we attach to them, the way we integrate these sensory impressions into a coherent whole involves, as Kant would say, the spontaneous activity of the mind organizing its sensations.

Whitehead suggests that these colors «can with equal truth be described as our sensations or as the qualities of the actual things which we perceive» (S 21 - 22).

Vows and the unique value of the person We make choices in response to goodness, which we perceive in people and in created things.

It also implies a hermeneutics of suspicion «which perceives how self - interest, power, national or ethnic or class or gender perspectives can affect the reading of texts and the understanding of symbols and practices» (para. 28).

Religion attempts to deal with the ineffable, unknowable, transcendent Other, which we perceive not through reason, but through intuition.

The poor, in their struggle, on the other hand, have to believe in another logic; the possibility of the emergence of the «new» which they perceive as the only possibility for their own survival.

Every subject is a body, and as such is ambiguous; here ambiguity means that my body is both myself and the position from which I perceive others, and the body is also the objective «me» which others perceive.

And since nature (see above) is that which we perceive in sense - perception, Whitehead has obviously now got to go on to see what sense perception itself, seen homogeneously, look / like.

A very strong case is made by W. E. Agar (1943) for the theory that a living organism is essentially something which perceives.

Third, we should study the Bible, aware of the cultural relativity through which we perceive and experience Christian existence.

Time & Life (consciousness) Conscious life, which perceives the passage of Time.

Food contamination scandals and environmental issues have changed food buying habits of the rising Chinese middle class, which perceives imported food to be safer than the domestic food supply.

Food contamination scandals and environmental issues have changed food purchasing habits of the rising Chinese middle class, which perceives imported foods to be safer than the domestic food supply.

Americans are drinking less milk and have become wary of flavored milk drinks, which they perceive to be unhealthy due to their high sugar content.

One of the main reasons you don't see many or any «English Asians» in football is, culturally for them it is frowned upon to aspire to careers in sport (save cricket or tennis) over academic careers, which they perceive as being more stable, lucrative and hold more prestige in society.

I've heard negative comments about how we are «forcing» the students to choose a fruit or vegetable — which they perceive is creating more waste — from other school staff.