Sentence examples for by constructing and perceiving from inspiring English sources

We included the left and right anterior medial hippocampal regions that were engaged in common by constructing and perceiving scenes as seed regions in the PPI analysis.

In summary, we propose that the activation of anterior medial hippocampus by constructing and perceiving scenes is best explained not by LTM encoding, novelty or recall, but by the process of scene construction.

There is a difference between the lifeless letter of the Treaty and the living reality of integration, but the fact remains that the Union is an edifice that has been constructed, and is perceived as such by many people.

The TAM defines the relationships between systems use (dependent constructs) and perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use (two independent constructs).

The social context of language behavior – the situation in which meanings are exchanged – is … a semiotic construct; and it is perceived as such by those taking part.

Halliday explains it in this way: The social context of language behavior – the situation in which meanings are exchanged – is … a semiotic construct; and it is perceived as such by those taking part.

Thus, by constructing the service concept according to perceived consumer expectations, leveraging reputation was tightly connected to "adaptive expectation effects," another self-reinforcing mechanism of path dependence that drove the funeral homes' focus on regular customers (Sydow et al. 2009).

Each model had PPI regressors for perceiving, constructing, maintaining perceived and maintaining constructed scenes, plus each of their object baselines (a PPI regressor being the time series of the ROI multiplied by the ON times of the conditions, which was then convolved with the canonical hemodynamic response function).

Perceived ease of use is affected by personal norms and perceived control beliefs.

Furthermore, perceived usefulness is influenced by perceived threat and perceived ease of use.

For this evaluation, we used the well-established Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) by Davis [16], which explains attitudes toward an information system via the constructs perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use.