Sentence examples for almost perceived from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the binary texture generated by DBS is visually appealing and almost perceived as a contone image when observed from a normal viewing distance.

As expected, stimuli containing a small disparity were almost always perceived as fused, while those containing a large disparity were almost always perceived as unfused.

The sale to L'Oréal was almost universally perceived as a sell-out.

But the psychiatrists and the officials almost certainly perceived things the other way around.

For some reason the louder one is almost always perceived as sounding better.

His cause is almost universally perceived as hopeless, despite the tax fraud conviction of Ms. Pirro's husband, which was supposed to have threatened her political future.

One could complain that they would just be confusing given other three federal (and multitudinous state) "Opportunity Grants", but the real problem is that "Opportunity Grants" are just another name for block grants … and those Ryan's solution to almost every perceived problem.

So, a lateral move is almost always perceived as a good sign there, she wrote in an email.

The application of feedback control to computing systems is a promising research area, but has to date been hindered by the almost unanimously perceived complexity in creating control-oriented system models.

Of that group, almost 20percentt perceived age discrimination as the reason why. 3. The myth that people over 50 are afraid of technology.

Almost 85percentt perceived their oral health as good to excellent, and over 88percentt reported having oral pain rarely or never.