Sentence examples for below perception from inspiring English sources

Ivan P. Pavlov estimated that the optimum interval for such a sequence was 0.5 second, which corresponds approximately to the intervals characteristic of sequences that are most accurately discriminable perceptually (see below Perception of sequence and duration).

Other examples of descriptive epistemology can be found in the work of G.E. Moore (1873 1958), H.H. Price (1899 1984), and Bertrand Russell (1872 1970), each of whom considered whether there are ways of apprehending the world that do not depend on any form of inference and, if so, what that apprehension consists of (see below Perception and knowledge).

Compared to nurses in other pathways, the nurses working within the POS pathway reported above-average perceptions of challenge, responsibility, and control, and a below-average perception of threat.

Klein also did research on subliminal (below consciousness) perception and altered states of consciousness.

At a certain point on Wednesday, that was below investors' perception of JPMorgan's worth.

Their lives are something weird, hard to grasp, beyond our touch or our sight – below our perception, beneath our threshold of sense.

According to a team of British researchers, there is some evidence to suggest that infrasound -- sound that is slightly below human perception -- can also cause effects like chills and anxiety.

However, in microsurgical procedures such as vitreoretinal surgery, tool-to-tissue interaction forces are usually below human perception thresholds.

The findings presented and discussed below are the perceptions, reports, views and interpretations of the participants and were not independently observed by the interviewees.

It remains to be answered whether low temperature perception occurs below freezing temperature, and if so, whether it occurs by a similar molecular mechanism as above freezing temperature.

This striking juxtaposition of global flows running close to all-time highs but still falling far below managers' perceptions highlights both the opportunities and the challenges that globalization continues to pose for multinational firms.