As perceived violations are captured and corrected preemptively, they do not fit Reason's widely accepted definition of error as "failure to achieve an intended outcome".
The efficiency of the system as perceived by its clients depends on its correct functioning, but also for a significant part on its performance aspects.
By 1908, when he completed The Concept of Consciousness (1914), he believed that objects are as perceived: thus, consciousness resembles a photographic lens that provides a correct picture of objects.
As main conclusion of the work, it is shown that intelligibility of the vowel production is lowered in impaired speakers even when the vowel is perceived as correct by human labelers.
Even families of deceased women may be grateful to the hospital staff when their attitude was perceived as correct: " There was a postpartum haemorrhage following the retained placenta.
Brilliant as they were, Stanford students were very good at giving what they perceived as the correct answer to a question, but became much shakier when asked to come up with original answers.
If the Court is troubled by the practical impact of the exclusionary rule, it should face the issue of that rule's continued validity squarely instead of distorting other doctrines in an attempt to reach what are perceived as the correct results in specific cases.
For teachers who view mathematics as a set of skills layered upon a real-world context, problem solving may be erroneously perceived as a correct application of tools instead of an integrated instructional experience (Lesh et al. 2000).
The information they received was perceived as trustworthy, correct and evidence based as it came from a health care authority.
Third, PCPs may not have accurately recalled their practice patterns or may have attempted to provide what they perceived as the correct answer.
In test theory, such as CTT and item response theory (IRT), the difficulty is defined as the likelihood of correct responses, not as the perceived difficulty or necessary amount of effort (DeMars 2010).
