Examples of using The perceptions in English and their translations into Chinese
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So that all the perceptions of the mind are double, and appear both as impressions and ideas.".
The perceptions we observe may well be coming from an artificial source.
Gradually, there was a growing interest in the perceptions inherent to the body and the way it was used to create art.
How has social media(if it has) changed the perceptions among the young user of gender?
Communication, however, was not a science; it required sensitivity to the perceptions and reactions of the audience.
Periodically assess the efficiency of its actions and the perceptions of the results by relevant parts of society.
In a sense, my ultimate goal is shifting the perceptions of Africa and contributing to diversifying the global photography industry.
Marketeeres often like to think of brands as a psychologial phenomenon which stems from the perceptions of individual consumers.
Moreover, the Afghan government in concert with the international community should create a public information strategy that can positively shape the perceptions of local people.
The perceptions of individual countries, past experiences from former conflicts as well as eye witness accounts of the humanitarian implications of the explosive remnants of war should be taken into consideration.
This collection of seven gods, seven days, and seven worlds the Sun, the Moon, and the five wandering planets entered the perceptions of people everywhere.
This social perspective ought to be focused on the perceptions of the issue, the well-being of the migrants and the effects of migration on the social fabric of the countries concerned.
Community liaison assistants were another protection mechanism helping to identify and integrate the perceptions of the local communities into the work of peacekeeping missions, helping to extend their reach into remote areas.
Enhanced national ownership is an area of strong progress, as evidenced by the procedures adopted to involve Governments in programming, planning and management and confirmed by the perceptions of Government stakeholders.
It has been argued that, owing to debt problems in a number of advanced economies in Europe, the perceptions of investors about sovereign credit risks have moved in favour of emerging economies.