As ever, Mr. Irwin jump-starts us into "perceiving ourselves perceiving," the greatest wonder of all.
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But in these simulations, vehicles are either not perceiving the simulated world at all or perceiving only scenarios that have been previously encountered on the road.
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"The environment that women are perceiving [is] way different from what men are perceiving," said Micah Roberts, partner at Public Opinion Strategies and the Republican pollster on the survey.
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If they are perceiving that, then they aren't paying attention.
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People are perceiving them as the stereotype of their generation.
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Or at least, will people ever stop perceiving them as evil?
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Accurately perceiving the present is key to extrapolating meaning for tomorrow.
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The officer opened fire after "perceiving a threat," according to police.
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And, AVs aren't yet better than humans at perceiving their environment.
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It's a key to perceiving contrast getting lifelike reproductions of images.
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"Part of being black in this country, or being a minority in this country, is about feeling like we're perceiving things that we're told we're not perceiving," said Peele in an interview with the L.A. Times.
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But by age 6, they were already perceiving their own gender differently.
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Screenshot: Alex Cranz (X-Rite)Let's talk about how you're perceiving color.
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Day's recent entrance at a Brooklyn show, I wondered about audiences perceiving
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In these cases, we are usually perceiving systematic associations that aren't there.
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And how other people are perceiving it, that is up to them.
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The human eye is not very adept at perceiving these properties independently.
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"Just perceiving that somebody's a woman, what exactly does it mean?" she asked.
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As a woman, too: What are people perceiving [about] me as a woman?
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Perceiving his talent as a writer, she took him to movies and plays.
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These small ambiguities allow Morabito to push against the viewer's process of perceiving.
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Your goal is to get good at gathering facts, perceiving patterns, and telling stories.
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That conscious or subconscious suspicion that comes from perceiving others as different from us.
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Meanwhile, Democrats are starting to jump into the 2020 race, perceiving a weakened presidency.
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Mr. Putin, perceiving an intrusion into his country's affairs, campaigned hard against the measure.
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"Human beings are not very good at perceiving the unseen," he once told me.
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More interested in understanding why things work, rather than simply perceiving how they work.
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That opacity sometimes prevents policymakers, financial market participants and journalists from perceiving events accurately.
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This flexibility in perceiving time is only enhanced when psychedelic drugs enter the mix.
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It's also and maybe more so in the eyes of those doing the perceiving.
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The officer drew his weapon and fired one shot after "perceiving a threat," police said.
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All this occurred before subjects were asked about the conflict, which they mostly denied perceiving.
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Asante supporters, perceiving a great injustice against their team, began throwing bottles onto the pitch.
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Seeing suits our needs—providing a "uniquely rich," highly efficient means of perceiving our environment.
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You may experience some of the physiological aspects of pleasure without perceiving them as pleasurable.
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Instead of perceiving other women as competitors (as patriarchy wants), we identify with their struggles.
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To make a memory requires completing a multistep process: attention, perceiving, encoding, consolidation and recalling.
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Iran's leaders appear to be increasingly self-confident, perceiving success in Syria, Iraq and Yemen.
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"Even within font families, there are differences in how voters are perceiving them," Haenschen said.
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But Jill Easter took offense, perceiving the comment to be a dig at her son's intelligence.
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First, objective accuracy at perceiving interoceptive signals – how good you are at counting heartbeats, for example.
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Compared with chimpanzees, bonobo brains have more gray matter in regions involved in perceiving others' distress.
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Correctly perceiving that public opinion is turning, the companies now say they will be more forthcoming.
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With less strain to perceive the colors, our nervous system can relax when perceiving the tone.
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For me, this has had an effect on our way, as a society, of perceiving femininity.
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"I look at the way that customers are perceiving the emergence of the cloud," McLuckie said.
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Anxious individuals often see the world through a fearful lens, perceiving danger where it doesn't exist.
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ISIS has damaged other archaeological sites in both Syria and Iraq, perceiving them as monuments to idolatry.
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Baidu has opened its Apollo self-driving software platform for perceiving obstacles, planning routes and driving AVs.
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We aren't present in our own lives, we're only aware of how other people are perceiving us.
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But, perhaps perceiving how futile and silly such an effort would be, EPA has elected not to.
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The exhibition acknowledges the potential of innovative forms to open new ways of perceiving and being perceived.
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But, perhaps perceiving how futile and silly such an effort would be, the EPA elected not to.
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Hong Kong's leaders increasingly echo top Beijing officials in perceiving malevolent foreign forces in stirring up protests.
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The limits may be having a tangible political impact on how the public is perceiving the trial.
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"It requires constant attention, talking to people in the organization and understanding how they're perceiving the message."
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The Steelers won by 29 points that night, but there is folly in perceiving past as prologue.
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Perceiving and fluidly shifting between dominant and submissive roles improves our communication as a species, she said.
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But we seem to experience just the right amount of touch, perceiving it only past certain thresholds.
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"It works because it tricks your senses into perceiving that the computer-generated environment is real," Rose says.
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IE: I always felt that the act of perceiving and observing was the thing that was protecting Steve.
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Because Football Manager isn't just perceiving and translating the weird reality of modern soccer; it's creating it, too.
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Additionally, there is no duty to retreat in Louisiana as a person perceiving danger may stand their ground.
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Men need to stop perceiving women's bodies as something they're owed, something they can get whenever they want.
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But we consider our social media addiction as normal, even trendy, while perceiving theirs as a bewildering annoyance.
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"I have nothing against drugs or alcohol—it just makes people worse at perceiving others' needs," she explains.
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But while you might be exhilarated, your body is wildly compensating for what your vestibular system is perceiving.
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"Perceiving not only her actions, but the words she used, we discharged one round at her," he said.
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And if other people are perceiving you as narcissistic based on your Instagram photos, that's not your problem.
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Long ago, he found that microwaves can trick the brain into perceiving what seem to be ordinary sounds.
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They assume good times will continue, and they grow careless about risk, perceiving it through rose-colored lenses.
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Sequence, disruption, panorama, and alteration — all ways of perceiving an immense, elemental landscape — became central to her paintings.
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Just 23% of Republicans had a favorable view of Smith in that poll, with 21% perceiving him unfavorably.
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I'm always very careful of people not perceiving me as too sexy or giving off a sexual vibe.
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Perceiving Brooks as Strange's greatest threat, Rove's super PAC ran millions of dollars in attack ads against him.
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It's easy to become over-attached to a certain role you've played, perceiving that role as your identity.
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"The market is perceiving that politics will become policy," said Brian Battle of Performance Trust Capital Partners in Chicago.
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I am a man-size cavity, tender and susceptible to perceiving any tickling breeze as a hurricane-force wind.
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The Mexican peso is generally viewed as a good gauge of how markets are perceiving the U.S. presidential election.
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Many projects tried to raise tens or even hundreds of millions of dollars, which investors started perceiving as greed.
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The partisan lens is already firmly in control of how the base on both sides is perceiving this indictment.
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The study notes that individuals who tend to show greater levels of entrepreneurship also have a preference for perceiving.
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What if our most fundamental means of perceiving and classifying one another is illusory and can be swept away?
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His chest and head tended to tilt, duping him into perceiving the target was moving more than it was.
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"Perceiving a threat," he drew his weapon and fired once into the house at the person, the police said.
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" BRIAN BATTLE, DIRECTOR OF TRADING, PERFORMANCE TRUST CAPITAL PARTNERS, CHICAGO "The market is perceiving that politics will become policy.
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"I grew up perceiving life as a long highway littered with green lights," he told The Guardian in 2007.
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It also tied in thematically, especially with Thacker's ideas of perceiving the world outside of the human-centric experience.
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But evolution isn't smart, either, or we humans would be much better at perceiving patterns without such obvious visual clues.
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In theory, it results from a lowered threshold for perceiving pain signals in the brain, following an injury or illness.
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Like a magician using misdirection to manipulate her audience's attention, artist Carly Glovinski tricks her viewers into perceiving certain things.
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"We define awe as having two key appraisals, which is how we ascribe meaning to what we're perceiving," Keltner said.
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Women might perceive one thing, but if they're sending any kind of ambiguous signals, men could be perceiving something else.
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Perceiving future risk, internet firms want to do all they can to fight the souring mood and win political allies.
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Everyone is either extroverted or introverted, sensing (meaning relying on sense data) or intuitive, thinking or feeling, judging or perceiving.
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There were many years when I was perceiving myself kind of as male and finding myself most attractive that way.
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"How organisms are perceiving the environment or responding or adapting are based on some very similar principles," Dr. Baluska said.
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In other words, perceiving oneself as obese is what is associated with an increased risk of depression and even suicidality.
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Many who have shared it clearly consider the behaviour subnormal, conflating "unfamiliar" with "disgusting" and perceiving their normality as superior.
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"Room scale" VR systems let people move around in the real world while perceiving similar movement in the virtual one.
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"It's not in terms of people perceiving it to be good value," he said highlighting the real yield of -0.810 percent.
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Or I have to digest whatever I'm seeing or perceiving and recycle it and kind of give my perspective on it.
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The scientists aren't entirely sure what the raptors are actually perceiving, and why the googly eyes present such a powerful deterrence.
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"Perceiving a threat the officer drew his duty weapon and fired one shot striking the person inside the residence," police said.
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Perceiving a shift in congressional sentiment and a distinct political advantage, gun control advocates are not about to give up now.
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Some said that perceiving his speech patterns as inherently angry or abrasive was ignorant at best and anti-Semitic at worst.
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Among these are more than 300 genes associated with perceiving bitter tastes, which could help them decide which foods are safe.
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Andrew has a knack for perceiving people's hidden dark sides, which makes his relationships with the victims he knows personally fascinating.
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Some of it is due to many now perceiving Norway as a stricter country and thus fewer people seek to come here.
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VR experiences like SnowWorld can help sufferers escape their pain by tricking them into perceiving that the computer-generated environment is real.
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But Putin's refusal to recognize American superiority would quickly interfere with Trump's essential characteristic -- perceiving himself the leader of the free world.
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Maybe it is you who is sane in perceiving the strangeness of it all and the world that has lost its mind.
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We asked Matt Smith, who plays Philip so masterfully on the show, what he thinks of fans perceiving Philip as an asshole.
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When you sit in these quiet places, it's like standing on a high ledge and perceiving an enormous vista with your eyes.
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You can graph out data and look at a chart, Martínez says, but making it audible is another way of perceiving data.
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So Indians watched with interest as Britain, perceiving a threat to its sovereignty, voted in a referendum to leave the European Union.
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Additionally, a 2018 YouGov survey among 18 to 49-year-olds showed that people are increasingly perceiving the Victoria's Secret brand negatively.
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"Such a memory can in principle help us in perceiving whenever the visual input is interrupted, noisy, or ambiguous," he tells me.
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This is a way of perceiving the world in which you become inappropriately passive following exposure to uncontrollable events in the past.
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Second and third grade are such pivotal years for perceiving the subtler ways gender roles manifest in the classroom and at home.
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"Being out of the labor market might also affect your way of perceiving yourself in society," said Zovanga Kone, a COMPAS researcher.
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Instead, we are all perceiving the world in a way that fits with our values and our feelings about who we are.
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It will take a long time until humans stop perceiving things like the VR cathedral roof as risks that pose an existential threat.
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The technology is called Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation (GVS), and it uses strategically-placed electrodes to trick a user's inner-ear into perceiving motion.
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"Thus, although stereotyping has long been considered a consequence of initially perceiving others via categories, our stereotypes can affect even our initial categorizations."
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For now, the evidence suggests we have some reason to believe that mildly depressed individuals are better at perceiving certain aspects of reality.
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It's as if every attitude I've ever manifested was a result of perceiving a void which I would shape an idea it fit.
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This is what differentiates the act of perceiving art from merely constructing an intellectual analysis wherein the mind is separated from the body.
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Instead of perceiving pressure as a problem, embrace it: the high stakes force you to be decisive, clear, and effective with your goals.
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Perceiving sub-Saharan Africans either as former subjects decolonized or as the agents of decolonization, they can only defend them or idealize them.
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I keep perceiving myself to be young, but the more I do, I realize [the brand] is a part of a global picture.
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Here is how ENFPs (that is, people who are extroverted, intuitive, feeling, and perceiving) are described on the test's official Web site, MBTIonline.
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Perceiving types, according to the Myers-Briggs assessment, tend to be more flexible, spontaneous and able to understand and adapt to the world.
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As the story goes, the president did nothing, perceiving that a successful attack against America would gain public approval for war against Japan.
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They mostly fell into three broad categories: demanding perfection from oneself, demanding perfection of others, and perceiving others as demanding perfection from oneself.
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"Could" in her novels often combines with "not," and tends to be found with words or phrases connected to thinking, perceiving or talking.
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Then there is the problem of men perceiving #MeToo as potentially dangerous to themselves, and withdrawing from mentoring or collaborating with female colleagues.
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So she probably sees more of how wrongly people are perceiving Gamby and how wrongly he's putting himself out there in the world.
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This trend already has emerged in education and schools as undocumented parents hold back their children from school, perceiving a threat of immigration raids.
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We are very myopic in how we see the world on a daily basis—our egos get in the way of properly perceiving reality.
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It works on the molecular level, bonding to taste receptors on your tongue and blocking signals to your brain that translate to perceiving bitterness.
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It is symptomatic of a wider problem of perceiving education as a cost to the taxpayer rather than an investment in our nation's future.
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The North Koreans "sense an opportunity" right now, perceiving US President Donald Trump as "politically vulnerable" and "starving for a win," the source said.
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Historically, it is defined as a form of knowledge through pleasure, from perceiving the flavor of food to judging the quality of an object.
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Authenticity shows up in consistency and just trying to make sure you're not confusing it or perceiving it as self-serving to the brand.
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Gray's work is about finding out where people draw the line between perceiving another (or an inanimate object) as having a mind or not.
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Trifo, based in Santa Clara, California, developed a system for sensing and perceiving that allows in-home robots to communicate more effectively with humans.
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I remembered from an undergraduate general education psych course that it had something to do with not perceiving your body the way others do.
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Second, they must be rejoining a society that has an intuitive understanding of what soldiers have gone through, rather than perceiving them as victims.
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"The real challenge for Republicans right now is how the American people are perceiving their congressional agenda over the last 15 months," Nayak said.
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Peraza, perceiving the rifle was being aimed at him, fired his gun three times and shot McBean twice, killing him, the trial judge found.
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I began to see the interconnections between what I was perceiving as patterns of exclusion across a lot of different lines — race, gender, class.
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One of her acolytes was the young Mr. Rindge and, perceiving that he was in need of a wife, she dispatched him to Michigan.
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I think tribalism is at the bottom of it and perceiving other people who look different and sound different from yourself as ineradicably different.
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"It's really important to know how people are perceiving price and quality," said lead author Kathryn Phillips of the University of California, San Francisco.
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The book exposes the arbitrary way we choose sides, perceiving a hero and villain through the murky lens of what is personal and understandable.
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It tells me that, as much as I relish city life, I miss perceiving all but a fraction of what goes on around me.
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His book, a series of yarns, or conversations, that bring the reader into Indigenous ways of perceiving the world, is thought-provoking and unconventional.
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South Africa's rand ZAR=D3 weakened nearly 1.5 percent immediately after the news of Zuma's victory, with markets perceiving his survival as a negative.
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It's an exalted, ecstatic state of living, of seeing, of experiencing: [an] intense, intensified way of seeing, perceiving reality, both in art and living.
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Wrongly perceiving that the Soviet Union was pulling ahead of the United States in nuclear missile technology, Reagan pledged to develop non-nuclear missile defenses.
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But it's equally hard to avoid perceiving Chua-Rubenfeld as anything but the product of the very Tiger Mother parenting her mother so proudly advertised.
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A pair of exhibitions at David Zwirner conveys the photographer's skill at perceiving arresting visual juxtapositions, revealing a consciousness that is supple and keenly insightful.
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I guess that's fine because children aren't really keen on picking up on complex messages or perceiving adults as anything other than chauffeurs or gatekeepers.
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Such an attitude, however it is manifested, is a "result of perceiving a void," intellectual or otherwise, in which the artist might shape new ideas.
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Get Out is still killing the box office by forcing Americans to start perceiving racism for exactly what it is: something that kills Black people.
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It's the same argument raised in Van Dyke's own trial, with the former officer arguing that he fired on the teenager after perceiving a threat.
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She said it was a joke, courtesy of her co-anchor, but Twitter took offense, perceiving it as an attempt to control what women wear.
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Instead of perceiving Egypt's once-vibrant civil society as an ally in building a secure future, the Egyptian government has steadily narrowed its operating space.
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A police spokeswoman said the officer, perceiving "a possible threat to the sergeant," moved Mr. Blake about five feet and put him against a fence.
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Other women, judging types (J), now had a language for why they were prone to clash with their perceiving type (P) husbands on family trips.
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The path forward, if there is to be one, seems to lie in both perceiving these tensions while working with them, one way or another.
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The video explores how visual and audio cues (of dogs running) can be manipulated to mislead viewers (into perceiving the scene as forced dog fights).
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On Twitter, his favorite medium, he has been consumed by how people are perceiving his handling of the crisis and has focused on criticizing Democrats.
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But at other times — and they occur more often than science would care to admit — perceiving ourselves in these others is exactly the right response.
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This affects world politics at their most fundamental level, undermining an otherwise stable global system in ways that we are only dimly capable of perceiving.
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Some analysts cite a phenomenon known as the Frey effect in which microwaves can trick the brain into perceiving what appear to be ordinary sounds.
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But I was also perceiving others in my peer group as moving swiftly ahead with their lives, in all aspects, whereas I had felt inadequate.
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"While the Fed perceives the coronavirus as presenting a risk of recession, the market instead is increasingly perceiving recession as a base case," they wrote.
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"The markets shouldn't be surprised by the fact that there is some discrepancy between what both sides are perceiving as to what was agreed," he said.
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Just like people can be accurate at perceiving their heartbeat without knowing that they are, anxious people can think they're good at interoception when they're not.
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The story is set in the near future where members of a community called Saybrook undergo a procedure called calliagnosia, which prevents them from perceiving beauty.
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And when we come to our sweeping conclusions, we're not perceiving but projecting, and we're using couples to cling to our idealism or validate our cynicism.
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Fox News itself took a similar approach when it launched in 1996, perceiving a vacuum in the news landscape that a forthrightly conservative voice could fill.
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Some stalking victims don't fully understand that they are victims of a crime—instead perceiving the behavior as a nuisance—and don't always notify law enforcement.
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That confusion emulates the suckiest parts of mental illness: never being sure if the way you're feeling is normal, or the things you're perceiving are true.
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As a consequence, it's difficult not to see — and particularly hear — this show without perceiving it as a memorial to the man who wrote its music.
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"Our minds aren't passive observers simply perceiving reality," the Stanford research scientist Alia Crum explained in a speech at, of all places, the World Economic Forum.
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The notion that female anger is unnatural or destructive is learned young; children report perceiving displays of anger as more acceptable from boys than from girls.
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Succession at The Times has been a fraught process in previous years, with some family members perceiving that sons in the Sulzberger line had an advantage.
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For contrast, 86 percent of black Protestants reported perceiving "a lot" of discrimination against black people in America, as did 67 percent of the religiously unaffiliated.
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The Kremlin has long sought to weaken or divide the European Union, perceiving it as a rival for influence in countries from the former Soviet bloc.
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Clamping their shells to screen out noise pollution or other artificial irritants could prevent oysters from perceiving important biological cues, said the authors of the study.
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What might be the difference between living in space while always seeing the Earth, versus perceiving it as a point of light from the surface of Mars?
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To say the photograph was polarizing would be counterfactual: Most people expressed absolute disgust at the sight of this, perceiving it to be a gastronomic freak show.
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The technique uses visual and haptic feedback to trick gamers into perceiving they are walking in a straight line, when in fact they are walking in circles.
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It is a term you can use to describe treating or perceiving women like objects, but in advertising it involves representing women as objects, or vice versa.
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They could stress muscles in a way that would not be possible at higher altitudes and would presumably be able to run faster while perceiving less exertion.
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Why it matters: Facebook can't maintain its power as a network for everyone if one group of lawmakers — and users — keeps perceiving it as biased against them.
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Balance You might get dizzy in the next room, where a swirl of parallel lines tricks the eyes into perceiving bumps and dips where there are none.
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Unlike with Henry James's "The Turn of the Screw," the reader can't doubt the sanity of those perceiving the ghosts or the reality of the ghosts themselves.
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NOW, IF YOU HAVE A BUSINESS NOT PERCEIVING THEY ARE AT WAR WITH GOVERNMENT, BY BEING OVERREGULATED, I REALLY DO THINK THAT'S A GREAT THING FOR OUR ECONOMY.
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And you have to have a relationship with yourself to understand how they're perceiving you... you have to be aware of what you do and what you say.
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One of those officers, Dean, walked around the home and -- without identifying himself as an officer -- shot Jefferson through a window after perceiving a threat, police have said.
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One is that people may not be receiving information about a threat, and if they are, they are not perceiving the information as a threat to them personally.
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He luxuriates in his boorishness, somehow perceiving that changing what came before means repudiating every shred of decency, renouncing every ounce of compassion, rejecting every hint of morality.
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The types are written in a type of code, using letters to represent each category: Introverted and Extraverted, Sensing and Intuiting, Thinking and Feeling, and Judging and Perceiving.
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It's partly to offset big stock distributions for employees, but CFO David Wehner also said it was "opportunistic," aka related to Facebook perceiving its price as too low.
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If it's the former, and if what you're perceiving as coldness is in fact her hoping you'll take a hint, then you can work on respecting her boundaries.
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"Good will goes a long way, and if people start perceiving going to the movie theater as a less-than experience, that's not a good thing," he said.
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They weren't detecting wavelengths or truly sensing colors, but perceiving one as darker than another, as if representing a deeper, safer depth in the wild, the scientists reasoned.
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Based on her use of emoji with non-white skin-tones, I wasn't sure if she was a person of color whom I had wrongly been perceiving as white.
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Banks are increasingly sensitive to the brand damage caused by IT failings, perceiving customers to care just as deeply about security and stable service as loan or deposit rates.
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Although investors punished the company for perceiving it had strayed too close to Apple's wearable, the analyst argues the Blaze is competitively priced and still "squarely focused on fitness".
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Significantly, the law does not require that a person perceiving a deadly threat wait until they see the handle of a gun -- or its barrel -- before taking defensive measures.
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She wants to "hear your collective mind," and encourages people to "take a risk and break out of established ways of doing and perceiving" when they write to her.
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However, we've also found that people subjectively report their psychological stress decreasing, so there is a disconnect between what the body is experiencing, and what the individual is perceiving.
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But the niggling between Merkel and Trump is becoming especially intense and increasingly political, with both apparently at least for now perceiving a domestic advantage in waging the tussle.
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The market right now is perceiving Fed officials as comparatively "hawkish" from where they've been in the past, meaning they're more inclined to raise rates and generally tighten policy.
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And it was not in the business of gathering data for its own sake: the original point of perceiving the world was to help a creature survive in it.
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Lethem, like Neuman (1926-2015), approaches this charged material with a double purpose: to raise awareness of wrongs and to create a way of perceiving history using expressionist means.
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They expect to be disproportionately impressed by the confidence and pitch quality of women compared with that of their white male counterparts, while perceiving their companies as riskier investments.
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Restany wrote the original manifesto for the group, titled The Constitutive Declaration of New Realism, proclaiming that Nouveau Réalisme meant art taking on new ways of perceiving the real.
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Historically, economic crisis breeds fear and vulnerability to manipulation by authoritarians among groups perceiving a loss of power; racism is indeed rife in a country built on white supremacy.
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At the January meeting, Fed officials noted that investors were perceiving the central bank to be "insufficiently flexible" in both its rate increase campaign and its balance sheet runoff.
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QUESTION: (inaudible) There was a disconnect as to what they are -- they -- what they were perceiving, and what this administration was perceiving before that... SENIOR WHITE HOUSE OFFICIAL: I -- I think -- I think there was hopefulness on the part of the South Koreans, as well as on the part of the United States -- hopefulness on the part of the president that, in fact, this summit would take place, and that it would be a success.
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The big picture: People interact with the world by perceiving it — with senses like sight, touch and other less familiar ones — and then acting on it by moving their bodies.
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Because the pugs' worn down nails and paws were likely often caused by scuffing feet, though, that could also mean they have trouble perceiving sensations, another sign of neurological issues.
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Several studies indicate there may be a direct connection between color perception and mood, with depressed patients perceiving the word as a more drab, colorless place than non-depressed ones.
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In this case, it's the reverse situation — your eyes are perceiving motion and telling the brain that you are moving, but your body and inner ear do not sense movement.
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The difference between Janet's experience and your other favorite sci-fi AIs doesn't actually have much to do with Janet: It has everything to do with the humans perceiving her.
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They have also hubs and in Barcelona and in other cities, this comes again from London, there is also a new kind of way of perceiving hotels as cultural hubs.
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"The evidence, when viewed as whole, indicates that the officers fired only after reasonably perceiving that Boyd posed a serious threat of physical harm to a fellow officer," it said.
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By reasonably perceiving a threat when Shaver reached for his waistband, even if Shaver did not actually have a gun, that was enough for Brailsford to legally justify the shooting.
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"Minimalism can return you to this basic state where you're perceiving purely," says David Raskin, a professor of contemporary art history at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.
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The Russians were also known to oppose the candidacy of Susana Malcorra, the Argentine foreign minister and career United Nations diplomat, perceiving her as too aligned with the United States.
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Incerteza Viva serves as a message to these critics: Your way of perceiving the world and the responses to it is outdated and you need to get with the program.
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Some might dismiss Kiki Smith's Alice as cute, perceiving it as a lawn ornament, or simply as another art-world prize, among the somewhat heartless corporate selections within the building.
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So what were the memes telling us, if anything, about how teenage meme makers are perceiving the Iranian conflict and the larger, more abstract idea of a third World War?
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The most powerful element in these clinical encounters, I realized, was not knowing that or knowing how—not mastering the facts of the case, or perceiving the patterns they formed.
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This is augmented reality that actually interacts with your environment—it's selling a whole new way of perceiving 3D virtual objects, and it requires some ugly ass goggles to do it.
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But the deep-neural-network software fueling the excitement has a troubling weakness: Making subtle changes to images, text, or audio can fool these systems into perceiving things that aren't there.
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One symptom, says Stanford University historian Francis Fukuyama, has been people reverting to a tribal mentality, perceiving a threat to their status and social culture and lashing out as a response.
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He emphasized that vehicle's ability make a decision to make an unprotected left-hand turn or merge into traffic is based on perceiving road conditions to accurately predict other vehicle behavior.
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But some research has found that the amygdala, a region next to the hippocampus that's responsible for quickly perceiving threats and forming emotional memories, is more active in low SES people.
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In a undated letter to her gallerist around this time (published in Agnes Martin: Paintings, Writings, Remembrances, Phaidon, 2012), Martin talks about the differences between seeing a painting and perceiving it.
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I am no socialist, but most of the wealthiest class, sadly, are not like Mr. Smith or Ms. Winfrey in perceiving social obligation as coupled to the blessings of their bounty.
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Perceiving yourself as persecuted might get you to tune in, but it won't get you to turn out; not if your ambitions are only going to be thwarted by unseen forces.
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Wall Street may be perceiving inflation as a stock market risk, but J.P. Morgan Private Bank's Jack Caffrey suggests there's at least one group that may be secretly hoping for it.
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LONDON — The phenomenon of perceiving intricate images in the natural world is not an uncommon occurrence — think people who see Jesus' face on their toast or U.S. presidents in potato form.
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Common visual distortions experienced during flashbacks include perceiving objects as larger or smaller than they are, seeing lines trailing off objects, and noticing something looming at the edge of your vision.
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We rarely tire of perceiving the relationship between the snowflake and the storm, because the individual unit suggests infinity in a way that can actually be held without triggering cognitive dissonance.
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Pregnancy changes a woman's brain, altering the size and structure of areas involved in perceiving the feelings and perspectives of others, according to a first-of-its-kind study published Monday.
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With the White House infrastructure plan bringing a long-standing funding crisis into focus, tolling stands ready to help build the solution, and we commend the president for perceiving the opportunity.
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According to her, we're all muddled on this score; we think of those markers of humanity — language, consciousness, art — as being ways of perceiving (or depicting) nature, not as its products.
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The surveys found that "the prevalence of perceiving great risk of harm from smoking marijuana once or twice a week" fell from 50.4 percent of respondents in 2002 to just 33.3.
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"In short, our findings suggest that the fundamental structure of social categories when perceiving a face can become warped by social-conceptual knowledge that binds ostensibly unrelated categories together," the paper concludes.
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Myers-Briggs works in binaries—you're either judging or perceiving, intuitive or sensing—and one or two questions can be the conclusive factor in tipping your results into either of those directions.
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As it turned out, most of the political left had skipped the event, perceiving it as a thinly disguised rally of support for the highly unpopular government of President Enrique Peña Nieto.
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According to the Myers-Briggs personality test, which Hannah often referenced, she was an E.N.F.P.: Extraverted Intuitive Feeling Perceiving, a personality type that describes exuberant idealists looking for deeper meaning and connection.
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The video, which showed the princess topless with a string bikini bottom being attended to by submissive palace staff, scandalized a public accustomed to perceiving the monarchy as a paragon of virtue.
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The Reagan Administration, perceiving a threat to American interests, authorized the C.I.A. to organize a violent uprising against Ortega; the insurgents, led by former Somoza National Guardsmen, became known as the Contras.
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What's unclear, however, is if consumers are uninterested in smart thermostats in general – perhaps perceiving them as more of a luxury device – or if they're hesitant to invite Google into their homes.
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"Parents are especially bad at perceiving their children, especially compared to how children perceive their parents," he said, referring to research that added in data from the Youth-Parent Socialization Panel Study.
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Conservatives saw their effort to confirm Judge Kavanaugh as tied to their fortunes in the midterm elections, perceiving intense liberal opposition to Judge Kavanaugh's nomination as a way to galvanize Republican voters.
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Perceiving a current alignment of regional interests among Israel and moderate Sunni Arab states, Israel would accept the Arab Peace Initiative offered in 2002, with reservations, as a basis for future negotiations.
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Yet by treating dynamics itself as a means of expression, whether with a motor or by suspending elements in space, Calder negated the possibility of perceiving these sculptures in a single fashion.
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Legislation, lobbying, and an incredibly successful campaign by Big Tobacco has resulted in the public perceiving menthol as a separate beast: a flavor that can't possibly be regulated like all other flavors.
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A common version of pareidolia is perceiving human faces in random configurations of physical objects; a classic example is when people claim to see the face of Jesus in a piece of toast.
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We may normally conceive of this as a disclosure of different levels or ways of perceiving, as an opening of doors (as in William Blake) or bypassing of valves (as in Aldous Huxley).
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The "replication crisis" in psychology started around 2010, when a paper using completely accepted experimental methods was published purporting to find evidence that people were capable of perceiving the future, which is impossible.
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Among the 125 patients who underwent testing while on PPIs, 58 percent were classified as having functional disease, meaning that testing found no evidence of esophageal dysfunction or reflux despite patients perceiving symptoms.
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Perceiving a need for a national student organization to coordinate civil rights projects around the country, he and 35 like-minded activists formed Students for a Democratic Society at Ann Arbor in 1960.
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The challenge: Touch is made of multiple components, including pressure, vibration and temperature, and there are anywhere from 11 to 20 different channels ("depends on who you ask," Marasco says) for perceiving it.
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To that extent, the violence perpetrated by Buddhists in Myanmar, astonishing though it might seem to us, may not be so far from the origins of our own ways of perceiving the world.
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And according to one major, peer-reviewed study conducted in India, more women in government office leads to parents perceiving their daughters differently, assigning them less housework, and investing more in their educations.
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Because perceiving out-groups as less than human is an inherent psychological tendency, dehumanization tends to be the starting point from which intergroup interaction occurs, establishing the ideal conditions for conflict to proceed.
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Most students — and not only the type of aggressive liberal activist once called a "Magic Marker terrorist" — like these standards, perceiving them as a way of making sex more pleasurable instead of less.
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But the well-educated immigrants who create business start-ups and generate many patents for U.S. companies will now come less frequently, perceiving the hostile environment to foreigners that the president has created.
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The main question Wegner and Gray sought to answer in their research was where and why people draw the line between perceiving another (or an inanimate object) as having a mind or not.
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Kurt Gray, Jackson's colleague and co-author on the paper, has been working on where and why people draw the line between perceiving another (or an inanimate object) as having a mind or not.
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Responding to a wellbeing check put in by a concerned neighbor who saw Jefferson's door open, the officer walked around the home and shot once through a window after "perceiving a threat," authorities said.
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Not too much can be done with this noisy, little-studied data right now but perceiving and cataloguing it is the first step to making it an integral part of an AV's vision system.
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The MPS looked at three types of perfectionism: self-oriented, or an irrational desire to be perfect; socially prescribed, or perceiving excessive expectations from others; and other-oriented, or putting unrealistic standards on others.
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Not too much can be done with this noisy, little-studied data right now, but perceiving and cataloguing it is the first step to making it an integral part of an AV's vision system.
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" "Dogs are very skilful at perceiving human communicative cues, and they can also integrate visual and acoustic emotional information," says Savalli Redigolo "Horses also seem to perceive and differentiate emotional valences from human faces.
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The sisters who ran the home, though perceiving his confusion and delusion, respected and even reinforced the identity of this somewhat demented resident, who, they felt, might fall apart if it were taken away.
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Thankfully, any pro-choice male friends I have spoken to about this understand their responsibility to vote, but I don't doubt that men perceiving this to be a women's issue could be a problem.
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It made me feel like this fat that I was perceiving as self protection wasn't a flaw that I needed to shed, but rather a healthy comfort that was healing for me psychologically and physically.
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The Biennale's curator, Gabi Ngcobo, and her team create a setting for perceiving and relating to the artworks on view with little layering of textual analysis and without tying them explicitly to the artists' biographies.
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That said, people may still be perceiving real slowdown, nor can synthetic benchmarks reliably capture things like little delays or input lag that add up to a slow-feeling phone without affecting its pure performance score.
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Hesidence's entire project evokes philosopher Maurice Merleau Ponty's assertion that the experience of viewing art comprises an interchange between the viewer and the artwork: the act of perceiving allows the painting to opens itself, present itself.
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Democrats had gone into Mnuchin's hearing perceiving him as one of the more vulnerable Trump nominees, partly due to his involvement with OneWest Bank, which he ran in the aftermath of the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Next time, "bring them in the room with you but blindfold them so they can't look at you, and you can't look in their eyes and read their expressions and how they're perceiving you," says Savage.
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Both Chiang and Villeneuve, in other words, use their respective forms to not only describe a different way of thinking and perceiving the world, but to simulate that sort of nonlinear understanding for readers and viewers.
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But one possibility is that perhaps when men are under-perceiving, they're much more motivated to do things to entice their partner, make their partner feel good, and express their love and commitment to the relationship.
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He added that China might be perceiving that the U.S. is in a weaker position — its economy might be worse than current indications, and American farmers appear to be taking a big hit from the tariffs.
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The Fort Worth Police Department said at the time that "officers saw someone near a window inside the home and that one of them drew his duty weapon and fired after 'perceiving a threat,'" per AP.
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White voters, they contend, are increasingly perceiving the Democratic Party as the party of racial and ethnic minorities and racially liberal policy and the Republican Party as the party of White Americans and racially conservative policy.
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Protesters were particularly offended by the Ferguson Police Department's decision to release the video that showed Mr. Brown shoving the store clerk, perceiving it as part of an effort to defame and demonize the young man.
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What you said: "How do we expect to have politicians to prioritize climate change when the global society itself is not perceiving the issue as an urgent one?" wrote Dimitris Papazisis, a CNN reader in Athens, Greece.
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Whether it's the way I look at other species—I had an experience that made me more aware than I've ever been that we're not the only perceiving or acting subject receiving the world: plants are too.
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"If investors start perceiving that the path of the policy rate is subject to upward uncertainty ... long-term interest rates will be pushed higher and asset purchases will become less effective," Praet said at the Frankfurt conference.
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In making his announcement on Jerusalem earlier this month, Trump cautioned against perceiving the move as the U.S. taking a side on boundaries in peace negotiations and said the U.S. would still support a two-state solution.
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In other words, 0.08 percent BAC, a quantity of alcohol that translates roughly to "3-4 standard drinks" and also the legal threshold for drunk driving in most states, can offer significant relief to those perceiving pain.
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But Mr. Trump seems incapable of perceiving the threat, while Republicans in Congress spend their time fulminating not about the assault on American sovereignty, but about the private text messages of an F.B.I. agent investigating that attack.
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This is the truth about how our brains work: Light enters our eyes, sounds enter our ears, smells enter our nose, but what we end up perceiving may not be a perfectly accurate representation of the world.
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"It's the first transaction like this, of this size, for many, many years, meaning that the market is perceiving the mining business as a good option again," Chief Executive Tito Martins said in an interview with Reuters.
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According to the National Institute on Aging, it starts with parts of the brain responsible for memory, like the hippocampus, and works its way to the cerebral cortex, which is responsible for critical thinking and perceiving information.
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In a nation where whiteness has been considered normative and "diversity" has been seen as secondary, it is easy to see why we have a tendency (and history) of perceiving minority groups on the basis of stereotypes.
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The "replication crisis" in psychology, as it is often called, started around 2010, when a paper using completely accepted experimental methods was published purporting to find evidence that people were capable of perceiving the future, which is impossible.
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"There is an idea that what it means to be masculine is to be vigilant of your sexuality, and hypervigilant towards keeping anyone from perceiving you as gay," said Gillian Chadwick, a fellow at Georgetown University Law Center.
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Those perceiving a personal impact from the law's prescription drug benefit for senior citizens grew by 7 percentage points, and those aware that tax credits or other subsidies helped pay for health insurance increased by the same amount.
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"Perceiving the metrosexual as a mockery or threat to 'real' masculinity, some have tried to put the notion to rest," Margaret Ervin writes in her essay "The Might of the Metrosexual," published in the book Performing American Masculinities.
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Also newish is the rhetoric of unreality, the insistence, chiefly by Democrats, that some politicians are incapable of perceiving the truth because they have an epistemological deficit: they no longer believe in evidence, or even in objective reality.
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The main impetus for the acceleration in final demand in the first half of the year was a substantial acceleration in business investment, as firms have become more optimistic, perceiving a more favorable tax and regulatory environment ahead.
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"In contrast with research traditions that treat physical attractiveness as a static trait, our findings highlight the importance of group membership as a lens for perceiving familiar leaders' physical attractiveness," conclude lead author Kevin Kniffin and his colleagues.
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Referring to rulings such as that in the Bavarian capital of Munich last March which banned headscarves in court rooms, Kesici said perceiving headscarves as something negative while celebrating and imposing crosses in public spaces amounted to "double standards".
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There's a poetic sense (related to the inner experience) that what you're perceiving is real and objectively true, the sense of time opening up and having access to Eternity—there're all these qualities that go with the mystical experience.
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Although it's not clear whether Chopik's findings extend to LGBTQ couples, a 2014 study found that for both transgender women and their cis-male partners, experiencing discrimination and perceiving stigma about their relationship were associated with increased depressive symptoms.
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The flâneur was a purposefully dysfunctional member of society, refusing to join the forces of productive labor, whether in the factory or in the academy, claiming his own importance as a perceiving subject rather than by class or profession.
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But the first time I saw the German digital artist's work on Reddit, I was convinced that we had achieved headset-free VR. It's not just Dämmrich's absolute mastery of rendering software that tricks the mind into perceiving 3D.
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"In the scene after the head injury, the assumption is that the woman I see when I look in the mirror is skinny, but I'm just seeing my same self and perceiving my body as beautiful," she told Vulture.
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King once referred to critics perceiving him to be "a rich hack," a perception that bears out in horror writer David Schow's offhand 1997 description of him as "comparable to McDonald's" — intended to characterize King as horror's pedestrian mainstream.
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"We look at what the collective discussion is on all these online social platforms, and try and determine what people are talking about; how are they perceiving their investments and what they're planning to do with their investments," he explained.
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"Perceiving not only her actions, but the words she used, we discharged one round at her; in turn, she fired several rounds back at us," police Chief Jim Johnson said during a news conference on Monday night, The Washington Post reported.
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There's no negative energy to house or techno, it's all about just creativity and love and I don't really think much negative shit can come out of that unless its the person behind it on the ground perceiving it that way.
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One study found that people literally saw what they wanted to see in a drawing, perceiving an ambiguous drawing as a "B" or the number "13" depending upon which interpretation led to a more favorable result for themselves in the experiment.
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During the Obama administration, U.S. regional partners were not convinced that the United States was committed to challenging or punishing Iran's bad behavior, perceiving an exclusive U.S. focus on the multinational effort to curb Iran's nuclear program through the JCPOA.
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"The market is perceiving that this takes them out of the M&A risk," said Bill Densmore, senior director of corporate ratings at Fitch Ratings, noting that the share price had been elevated this summer by expectations of a takeover.
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It's an incredibly niche and unusual position for the four-foot-tall bot, which was originally designed by SoftBank Robotics as the first humanoid robot to live with humans, and the first capable of perceiving and responding to our emotions.
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Microsoft's motion-tracking and depth-perceiving camera, first introduced for the Xbox 360 and updated for the release of the Xbox One, always seemed like a neat idea—play games by moving your entire body—but never found a purpose.
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One can view the high consumption of gay porn in Mississippi and trans porn in North Carolina as hypocritical, but an argument also could be made that the hypersexualization of trans bodies directly correlates with perceiving them as a threat.
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But among white Christians, those figures dropped significantly: Only 36 percent of white evangelicals, 50 percent of white mainline Protestants, and 47 percent of white Catholics reported perceiving discrimination against black people (the survey did not ask about other races).
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While believing that your partner doesn't want to have sex with you (accurately or not) could be a bummer for you in the short term, the researchers found that the partners of under-perceiving men reported higher relationship satisfaction and commitment.
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He took a job as a school inspector in Ghana just as that African country was moving toward independence; he credited his travels to villages in that country with broadening his thinking about history, culture and ways of perceiving the world.
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There are many reasons for this -- from viewers perceiving the news as acting as Donald Trump opposition or Trump state-run media, to the increase in relevance of tabloid outlets such as the National Enquirer, to plain old bias and mistakes.
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Even the VR headset you might use today uses a variation of stereoscopic 3D technology, which shows you the same thing in both eyes, but slightly off axis, tricking your brain into perceiving the two slightly different 2D objects as one 3D object.
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London's offer in February of a state visit for Trump met fierce public resistance, Britons perceiving it as a desperate act by a government in need of a trade deal as it faced tough negotiations on its exit from the European Union.
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Over the past five decades, Israel has sought to maintain its superiority in the skies over the Middle East -- perceiving many threats in its neighborhood, including the Syrian conflict and missile attacks from Hezbollah, the Iranian-backed militant group based in Lebanon.
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Given the seriousness of the threat posed by the coronavirus -- some projections suggest hundreds of thousands of people could die before a vaccine is developed -- the disconnect between what the media is reporting and how people are perceiving those reports is concerning.
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The most popular of the group is the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, roughly based on Dr. Carl Jung's psychology, which since the 1960s has sorted some 463 million subjects into introvert or extrovert, sensing or intuiting, thinking or feeling and judging or perceiving.
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Across the vast expanse of our bodies, we are constantly touching—clothing draped on skin, shifts in air pressure, the slight drift of hair as head follows gaze from browser window to coffeecup and back again—but we are not constantly perceiving.
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Nihilism in that it is no longer a matter of perceiving heterogeneous figuration, but of scanning a homospatial criss-crossing and oscillating battle scene between interwoven figures, immersed in their ideational ground with which they have merged in a deliberate process of constitutional de-figurization.
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Some researchers have suggested that we may be biased toward perceiving ambiguous stimuli as human or human-like, because detecting other human beings in our presence has adaptive value—meaning that, from an evolutionary perspective, other people are especially important stimuli for us to notice.
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Read more: 16 Chicago police officers were involved in covering up details of the 2014 Laquan McDonald shooting, the city's inspector general found"Perceiving a threat the officer drew his fury weapon and fired one shot striking the person inside the residence," the release said.
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"We found that growing up in a household where firearms were present and having a firearm in the home was a strong determinant of how dangerous people thought firearms were," with people growing up with guns perceiving them to be less dangerous, says Braman.
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Last year in January, Mr. Ghani, perceiving that Mr. Trump urgently wanted to cut costs in Afghanistan, said he would be happy to directly negotiate some degree of troop reductions with the Americans if they would avoid rushing into a bad deal with the Taliban.
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While the Age of Trump has brought its fair share of horror and absurdity, the tendency to describe it as perpetual crisis or trauma frequently says more about how things are being perceived, and who is perceiving them, than it does about some objective condition.
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Our responses determine where we fall on the spectrum of four categories: how we interact with the world (extrovert or introvert), how we process information (sensing or intuition), how we make decisions (thinking or feeling) and how we organize our lives (judging or perceiving).
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"It's a flight or flight hormone; when you are excited or fearful, it increases heart rate and directs blood flow to the muscles, which may make children more antsy and have the urge to keep moving, so you may be perceiving that as hyperactivity," King said.
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Instead of trying to reproduce the deepest bass notes with micro-speakers that simply can't operate at such frequencies, Dirac has designed a system that plays "a combination of artificially generated overtones that are several octaves higher," which fools the human mind into perceiving deep bass.
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When Brownell and her colleagues looked at out how students thought they compared to a single workmate, they found that the male students had a 61 percent chance of perceiving themselves as smarter, while females only had a 33 percent chance of saying they were smarter.
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Fashioned in the first half of the twentieth century by a mother and daughter with no formal training in psychology, the test inventories your predispositions along four different axes—introversion/extraversion, sensing/intuition, thinking/feeling, and judging/perceiving—and sorts you into one of 0003 discrete types.
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The Houthis — a theological movement of the Zaydi Shia sect, named for their leader Hussein al Houthi who led the campaign against Saleh — were opposed to the proposed division of the country into six provinces, perceiving the division to be disadvantageous and motivated by a foreign conspiracy.
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Journalism and public discourse are the pillars on which this freedom rests, but qualitative assessments of these aspects bear the risk that we are mistakenly perceiving a decline of liberties over time when in fact we are raising the bar by which we judge our liberty.
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"The summer of shame has marked a turning point in the way that Catholics, especially American Catholics, are perceiving the church," Cathleen Kaveny, a Catholic legal and moral scholar at Boston College, said at a symposium in Baltimore on Sunday, a day before the bishops started meeting.
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Perceiving the record as his frantic attempt to shed his "pop" image disregards what Harry Styles is: a musical homage to what made him Harry Styles, a flamboyant, honest tribute to influences — from Elton John to the Rolling Stones — famous for their own flamboyancy and honesty.
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The details: The medical team that inspected the 21 diplomats were initially skeptical, but now believe that the unusual reports of loud, painful sounds experienced by the victims may be attributed to the Frey effect — a phenomenon in which the brain is tricked into perceiving nonexistent noises by microwaves.
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While economic growth has been slowed by the botched rollout of a nationwide goods and service tax (GST) in 2017, and a shock move to ban high value currency notes in late 2016, investors have so far looked beyond the setbacks, perceiving the initiatives as positive long term.
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Given the multiplicity of vision systems and backups on board any given autonomous vehicle, it seemed impossible that any one of them failing could have prevented the car's systems from perceiving Elaine Herzberg, who was crossing the street directly in front of the lidar and front-facing cameras.
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The lineup of Gotti, Big Sean, Quavo, and 2 Chainz is similar to this year's G.O.O.D. Music epic "Champions," and also features the disgraced Kanye West, who is pretty much perceiving himself as both of Nicholas Cage and John Travolta's Face/Off antagonists/protagonists IRL at the moment.
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B.T.I.), for the uninitiated few, is an "instrument" — the word "test" is verboten by the center that distributes it — designed to assess personality in terms of four dichotomies: extraversion (E) or introversion (I); sensing (S) or intuition (N); thinking (T) or feeling (F); and judging (J) or perceiving (P).
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But perhaps the aliens followed a different evolutionary path and found their way to a technologically advanced civilization with an intelligence that was rooted in some other sense: hearing, for example, or some other way of perceiving the world around them for which there is no earthly equivalent.
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Rabbi Avi Shafran, the director of public public affairs for Agudath Israel of America, an umbrella organization for Hasidic and other ultra-Orthodox groups, told Fox News that characterizations such as "gaming" are pejorative ways to describe a talent for perceiving opportunities that, for these communities, can yield government services.
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Most members of the keyboard fandom tend to turn up their nose at keyboards with bright lights, perceiving them as a fad of less enthusiastic gamer sorts, but the K-Type already has a cult following on the message boards with thousands ready to drop $200 on the board, sight unseen.
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"We figured, if the phones are going to be there and people are going to be putting them up in the air and looking at them anyway why don't we provide a way to maybe change the way they're perceiving the show," says Def Jam chief executive (and Eminem manager ), Paul Rosenberg.
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It's a metaphor, of course, for the book itself — an opus of more than 500 pages set in the late 1920s in the titular city, teeming with journalists and junkmen, artists and runaways, fiery rabble-rousers and burnt-out cases from the First World War, perceiving the city with their own nervous systems.
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Learning a new language at first is just about collecting a new vocabulary and an alternate grammar — here is the word for chair, here is the word for love, here's how to make a sentence — but eventually, as any bilingual person can attest, it becomes about imagining and perceiving the world differently.
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According to this argument, a false alarm (mistakenly perceiving a random, inanimate object—perhaps momentarily—as human) is less harmful than a miss (failing to notice another actual human in one's presence), thus, when faced with uncertainty, our perceptual systems are calibrated to be more likely than not to register an object as human.
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It isn't always easy to figure out if someone is at risk for suicide, but the warning signs include: Excessive worrying or fear, extreme mood changes, avoiding friends or social activities, changes in sleeping or eating habits, difficulty perceiving reality and changes in behavior and personality, substance abuse, and thinking or talking about suicide.
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Kara Lawson, a former University of Tennessee and W.N.B.A. guard who is in her first year as a television analyst for the N.B.A.'s Washington Wizards, believes that traditional statistics like scoring and rebounding averages seem to carry more weight in perceiving the value of players in the women's game than in the men's.
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At the time, the Fort Worth Police Department said that "officers saw someone near a window inside the home and that one of them drew his duty weapon and fired after 'perceiving a threat,'" per AP. The Jefferson family is demanding an outside investigation into her death and had been calling for Dean's termination.
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Instead, it's when "in instances of pain or failure, rather than being harshly self-critical; perceiving one's experiences as part of the larger human experience rather than seeing them as isolating; and holding painful thoughts and feelings in mindful awareness rather than over-identifying with them," writes scholar Kristin Neff in Self-Compassion and Pscyhological Well-Being.
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Watch more from VICE: This view of the brain argues that rather than perceiving the world around us in real time, our brains create a model of what's out there, predict and simulate what we experience, and then compare our predictions to what's actually happening—using any errors to update or change the model in our minds.
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"What we may be seeing is just a little bit of a disconnect between what Starbucks thinks the new program is about and what customers, in general, are perceiving of the new program," Marzilli said, explaining that many airline companies have updated rewards programs to benefit those that spend more money instead of those that spend more frequently.
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" 1901 "Today when this Peace Prize is to be awarded for the first time, our thoughts turn back in respectful recognition to the man of noble sentiments who, perceiving things to come, knew how to give priority to the great problems of civilization, putting in first place among them work for peace and fraternity among nations.
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Read MoreThis may be a great time to bet on the market rising "There's no movement out there," Susquehanna's head of derivatives strategy, Stacey Gilbert, observed Thursday on CNBC's "Trading Nation, " perceiving a market that's in "wait-and-see" mode when it comes to potential catalysts like the June Fed meeting and the U.K. vote on whether to leave the European Union.
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Light Break is more documentary in focus and conveys DeCarava's skill at perceiving arresting visual juxtapositions, such as "Man walking away from broom, Washington D.C." (1975) which uses a series of concrete staircases and a gravely alcove with hard-looking benches to create a palpable contrast with the body of a man, swathed in the soft contours of his clothing.
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On the sensor side, there is also a trend, one that's decidedly more concentrated on one area of focus, as you'll be able to discern from the table below: Some of the most well-funded startups in the sensing field are developing light detection and ranging (LiDAR) technologies, which basically serve as the depth-perceiving "eyes" of autonomous vehicle systems.
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That, I think, is really an area where we can focus on not only providing the experience, but also a bit of education as well for passengers so they help understand how the car is perceiving the world, but that also gives us yet another opportunity to improve all of the kind of experiential stuff that we've been working on.
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And part of learning how to do that is accepting that feelings of shame, anger and the sense that people are perceiving you in ways that you believe aren't accurate or fair are part of the process that you and I and all white people must endure in order to dismantle a toxic system that has perpetuated white supremacy for centuries.
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Maddened by the flows – now much reduced – of hundreds of thousands of desperate migrants crossing to southern Italy in the past two years, and perceiving, not unfairly, that the EU has been strong on rhetoric but weak on assistance, they embrace anti-immigrant rhetoric, hot and strong from League leader Matteo Salvini, with the more sotto voce acquiescence of 5-Star head Luigi Di Maio.
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" He cited his recent study, which found that this microexpression "appeared to function as a powerful form of nonverbal punctuation that led to research participants perceiving Trump as more competent," and added, "So not only is this microexpression likely a reliable indicator of his internal state (possibly a fear of war and its costs), it also has the potential benefit of making Trump more 'believable' on this issue.
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Despite inflation averaging less than the Fed's target rate of 2% per year since the financial crisis, surveys of consumers routinely show them perceiving inflation as closer to 10%: Jill Milsinksy, Research Director with Advisor Perspectives, recently broke down official inflation data to show how inflation rates differ greatly for different kind of spending, lending insight into why we think inflation is higher than it is, and why people feel economically insecure even in these days of plentiful employment.
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