Examples of using Our perception in English and their translations into Malay
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They are merely the medium of our perception.
Our perception of the latest cost gap is that it is an amount which is not unbridgeable.
The media have changed our perceptions.
Pity for other people is born from our perception of the situation and manifests itself in those moments when we need sympathy.
Creating our world from our perceptions.
The choice of accepting our perception as a true image of reality and redefining space and time as described in special relativity indeed amounts to a philosophical choice.
SR is an attempt to formalize our perception of motion.
I put theory in inverted quotes because, to me, it is a rather obvious observation that there is a distinction between what we see andthe underlying causes of our perception.
Racebending” can also change our perceptions about history.
The bullying still rears its nastiness once in a while, butthe only thing we can do is try to change our perception on bullies”.
However, scientific realism and the trust in our perception of reality should apply only within the useful ranges of our senses.
Therefore, when it comes to the physics that describes such processes,we really have to take into account the role that our perception and cognition play in sensing them.
The study of CoVs in bats andother animals has drastically changed our perception of the importance of zoonotic origins and animal reservoirs of HCoVs in human transmission.
In particular, objects are not restricted to subluminal speeds,but they may appear to us as though they are restricted to subluminal speeds in our perception of space and time.
Because of the finite speed of the information carrier(namely light), our perception is distorted in such a way as to give us the impression that space and time obey special relativity.
When it comes to the physics that happens well beyond our sensory ranges,we really have to take into account the role that our perception and cognition play in seeing them.
When we ascribe the natural limitations of our senses andthe consequent limitations of our perception(and therefore observations) to the fundamental nature of reality itself, we end up introducing complications in our physical laws.
Because space and time are a part of a reality created out of light inputs to our eyes, some of their properties are manifestations of LTT effects,especially on our perception of motion.
Money is a reality in which we live, and from the point of view of psychology,Brent Kessel's theory is fully applicable to our perception of reality,” says Olga Turovtseva, a practicing psychologist, a psychology teacher at the UHD Film and Television Training Center.
In this article, we will use the terms“noumenal reality,”“absolute reality,” or“physical reality” interchangeably to describe the collection of noumenal objects, their properties and interactions, which are thought tobe the underlying causes of our perception.
Thus, the reasons behind all the physical properties that we ascribe to space andtime have to be sought in the sensory processes that create our perception, whether we approach the issue from the Advaita or phenomenalism perspective.
Using this fact, we presented a model for GRB as our perception of a“luminal” boom, with the understanding that it is our perceived picture of reality that obeys Lorentz invariance and our model for the underlying reality(causing the perceived picture) may violate relativistic physics.
The coordinate transformation in SR can be viewed as a redefinition of space and time(or, more generally, reality)in order to accommodate the distortions in our perception of motion due to light travel time effects.
These statements are based on assumptions andanalyses made by us based on our experience and our perception of historical trends, current conditions, and expected future developments, and other factors we believe are appropriate in the circumstances.
Since constraint has the main reason for the development of the past negative experience gained and the protective inhibitory reactions developed on the basis of it,it makes sense to begin work by clearing our perception of the influence of past experience.
What I'm suggesting in my book and articles is that we should just guess what the underlying space and time are like andwork out what our perception of it will be(because going the other way is an ill-posed one-to-many problem).
Unfortunately it doesn't fill every curiosity in my own nature andregardless of how many physical laws we find to be concurrent with our perception, if our natures are left unfulfilled there is little value in our surroundings.
Further, we are trying out classical mechanics for the the underlying reality(for which we use terms like absolute, noumenal or physical reality)that does cause our perception to see if it fits with our perceived picture(which we may refer to as sensed or phenomenal reality).