percept

"He seemed to want my help in making percepts; I was about to go when you arrived."

The program agent, instead, maps every possible percept to an action.

"You're to be the star of an exciting new percept."

A visual percept is the final manifestation of this process.

Two of these percepts are physical pain and painful emotion.

"I thought they just showed a lot of percepts and charts.

We know only the existence of our sensations, percepts, and thoughts.

The percept has an aggressiveness which does not belong to the image.

Chess also has a discrete set of percepts and actions.

Man cannot survive, as animals do, by the guidance of mere percepts.

Finally, the two percepts will alternate back and forth in terms of visual awareness.

Percept (information technology) - a term used in the pricing of data transfer.

The percept can bind sensations from multiple senses into a whole.

By contrast, our feelings appear as percepts whose meaning is not so directly apparent.

The abstraction is considered the extensional definition of the percept.

The engram is not a memory but a recording of pain and percepts.

It is on these final percepts that judgements and consequent action are based.

He considered the percept, then sidled a step closer.

Gestalt theory does not explain how the percept of a dog emerges.

The resulting single image that subjects report as their experience is called a 'percept'.

"We plan to produce an erotic percept with emotional accompaniment.

Competition prevents more than one or a very small number of percepts to be simultaneously and actively represented.

Transitions from one percept to its alternative are called perceptual reversals.

Finally, the event module consists of rules for processing events such as percepts received from the environment.

As aforementioned the two percepts are never experienced simultaneously.