Examples of using Our perception in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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deeper structure to space-time, of which SR is only our perception, filtered through the LTT effects.
Curious is all about one of the most fundamental forces for our success as well as our perception of the world around us: our curiosity.
Lie, Panic, Debate!- The world is shaped by our perception of it.
The way the world is described in modern times is confirmed by our perception; it is actually seen by the eyes.
So how can we use anger positively and change our internal world and our perception of the external?
The presence and size of bubbles can even affect our perception of flavour.
And the more our perception narrows, the less we see,
In our perception, it is not mere impersonal phenomena that are undergoing change, but our very identities,
Hacen, but space and time are only a part of our perception of an unknowable reality- a perception limited by the speed of light.
The invisible gorilla tells us about cognition, about how our perception works, and of the illusions that can affect the functioning of our brain.
exists merely as a result of our perception?
Because value is based on our perception rather than the position of colors on the color wheel, the color wheel doesn't
Hacen, but space and time are only a part of our perception of an unknowable reality-a perception limited by the speed of light.
And the more our perception narrows, the less we see,
They do, but space and time are only a part of our perception of an unknowable reality-a perception limited by the speed of light.
They do, but space and time are only a part of our perception of an unknowable reality- a perception limited by the speed of light.
Not only do we have bodies and minds, but we also partake in and embody the very energies that create the universe- and this in our perception- moment by moment anew.
NASA slammed a hunk of space junk into the moon, forever changing our perception of Earth's nearest neighbour.
to react to that specific wave and alter our perception accordingly.
Nonetheless, we do have to“correct” for the delay in our perception due to the finite speed of light before we can trust what we see.