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(31) Here, however, perception is often at odds with reality.

(32) Hence perception is fundamentally an interactive process.

(33) A change in perception does not alter facts.

(34) Whatever the reason, his perception became reality.

(35) Accordingly, perception of a gap between social and private returns was not a major handicap to investment.

(36) Truth-telling can help an organization close or eliminate discrepancies between the reality and the perception of its collective performance.

(37) Blake thought the burning incense could have been a hallucinogenic drug which was altering his perception.

(38) Their sensory perception as well as their motor responses - their behaviour - are thus totally consonant with their bodily form and function.

(39) All these notions are laid on the table and dissected one-by-one with razor sharp perception and humor.

(40) Conflicts between reasoning and perception are resolved in favor of perception.

(41) He points out that sensory deprivation often leads to disturbances in perception and thinking.

(42) Finally, the organization reaches the point where it lacks the resources required to alter the perception of its performance.

(43) But without man's akashic linkage he would not have the instinctive perception of cosmic order enabling such mental processes to exist.

(44) In water, sonar is essential for long distance perception, for light can not penetrate more than sixty feet or so.

(45) Related to perception were two strongly contrasting ways of taking in and becoming aware of what was happening.

(46) I was impressed by her perception and her grasp of the facts.

(47) In a sparse distributed network, memory is a type of perception.

(48) In principle, correspondence- and interpretation-computations together can distinguish between the three types of perception in question.

(49) If perception has to be triggered off by what is actually there, then it is constrained to be true.

(50) If the doors of perception were cleansed everything would appear to man as it is[sentencedict.com], infinite. William Blake 

(51) Voter frustration with spending and taxes may well stall the New Progressivism before it can even start to overcome that perception.

(52) The other factors account for that: home life, perception of limited opportunities, images of black successes.

(53) Perception is biased towards recognition and each successful achievement reduces uncertainty.

(54) To offset the perception that dairy foods are high in calories, low-fat cheeses have become state-of-the-art.

(55) We can conjure them away only by observing things under conditions in which the cues to three-dimensional perception are inoperative.

(56) This differs radically from the popular image of penetrating falsehood by perception of the liar.

(57) When conflicts arise between perception and reasoning, the concrete operational child makes judgments based on reasoning.

(58) The perception seems to be that horses hang on to the infection and then pass it on.

(59) The theory also has difficulty in coping with colour perception when a particular object may come in a number of colours.

(60) Personal perception An executive might have a limited opportunity to see for himself/herself conditions in a foreign country.