The phrase "aid perception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways to enhance or improve someone's understanding or awareness of a situation or concept.
Example: "The new training program is designed to aid perception of complex data sets, making it easier for employees to analyze information."
Alternatives: "enhance understanding" or "improve awareness".
Thus both (prediction and attention) have the joint function of aiding perception, yet they are rarely considered together.
If that's so, Bialek and colleagues think the brain might exploit this fact to aid visual perception by filtering out "noise" that occurs naturally on the retina.
By extension, providing patients with LBD with rich visual environments that eliminate visual ambiguity, and providing environmental cues to aid their perception, may reduce hallucination frequency in this population.
These results support the hypothesis that predictable auditory patterns aid the perception of the auditory scene [ 10] while attention is not focused on the auditory signals.
Experiment 2 traced the developmental trajectory of auditory ERP modulation by visual speech cues from age 6 to 12, over which period children establish a reliable use of visual cues to aid speech perception as shown using behavioural measures (e.g. Wightman et al., 2006).
Several factors were identified as challenges for efforts to address the needs of PWD including lack of coordination and information sharing, the involvement of multiple aid sectors, perceptions that this should be the responsibility of specialized organizations, and the need to prioritize limited resources.
It's "mouth" is actually an infrared camera to aid its depth perception.
Eventually, adjusted 2000 numbers may be used to change the allocation of federal aid and change perceptions of how the city and country has changed.
The field encompasses "judgment and decision-making; decision analysis and decision aids; risk analysis, perception, and communication; societal and public policy decision-making; management science and organizational design," NSF says.
This NSF program comes under its Directorate for Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences, and, according to its Web site, funds research into areas of "judgment and decision-making; decision analysis and decision aids; risk analysis, perception, and communication; societal and public policy decision-making; management science and organizational design".
