Sentence examples for At first perception from inspiring English sources

Mean age at first perception of UP was 34 ± 10 years and mean duration of suffering from UP was 23 ± 15 years.

At enrollment, the mean ± standard deviation (SD) for the maternal age was 28.5 ± 5.1 years; for gestational age, 31.5 ± 5.3 weeks; for maternal BMI before pregnancy, 25.1 ± 4.7; for gestational weight gain, 11.2 ± 5.5 kg; for gestational age at first perception of fetal movement, 18.9 ± 3.3 weeks.

Based on the psychophysical fact that at the first perception stage the human visual system identifies the dominant colors and cannot simultaneously perceive a large number of colors [12], cluster-based techniques generally extract dominant colors and their proportions to describe the overall color information.

The subjects were instructed to tap the mouse button at the first perception of pain to instantly return temperature to baseline level.

The participants were instructed to depress a handheld switch at their first perception of pain, i.e., when the sensation of "pressure" changed to "pain or discomfort", at which point the application of pressure ceased.

Direct perception means, first, perception unaided by technical instruments and, second, that the perception is unaided by inferences.

So green growth is less anodyne than it sounds at first hearing.Its core perception is that the old trade-off pattern pursued in America and Europe is impossible now.

At first glance, excellent perception, good memory, open-mindedness and humility all seem equally good candidates to promote excellence or flourishing.

Traction will be delivered to the talocrural joint at the treating therapist's second perception of tissue resistance in 3 bouts of 30-second holds, separated by 10 seconds of rest.

Women's household decision-making power was significantly associated with SBA use only in Tanzania, while age at first marriage and perceptions of gender norms (against violence and for sex negotiation) were significantly associated with SBA use only in Senegal.

The second perception, the perception that girls wouldn't be good at computer science... that just makes me mad.