Sentence examples for a perceived slip from inspiring English sources

Or does a perceived slip in standards have broader implications?

Normally, when a pattern (i.e., contrast>0) is present in the visual field of a wt fish, spontaneous eye or body movement causes a sudden shift of the image on the retina, leading to a perceived retina slip.

That, and a perceived benefit.

React with decorum to a perceived slight.

Upon seizing power in 1964, the military regime - fully supported by the US - promised swift action to bring "order" back to a country it perceived as slipping towards communism.

While performing smooth tracking eye movements, R.W. perceived retinal slip induced by background motion as though it were motion in extrapersonal space.

Heart rate, Vo2, energy efficiency, perceived sense of slip, and rating of perceived exertion for whole body strain were measured.

The results showed that the effects of friction level on the maximum acceptable weights of handling, perceived sense of slip, Vo2, and energy efficiency were statistically significant (p⩽0.0006).

The perceived sense of slip was the highest (5.44) on the low-friction condition, followed by the medium-friction condition (3.58), and last the high-friction condition (1.84).

Low-friction footwear floor interface should be avoided as it resulted in not only high scores of perceived sense of slip but also in low-energy efficiency utilized in the body.

Dr. Dobson joked that Christians should take it easy on Mr. Trump for what some might perceive as slip-ups.