Sentence examples for categorically perceived from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, due to coarticulation, the signal lacks the clear segmentation of categorically perceived phonemes, which have been likened to beads on a string (Bloomfield 1933).

Thus, it might be that posterior STS regions are activated for any kind of categorically perceived sound rather than representing speech content per se.

Here (within 1 functional voxel of the peak left STS voxel in the current study), Desai et al. (2008) showed that a cluster of voxels was correlated with the degree to which subjects categorically perceived sine-wave speech generated consonant vowel combinations.

The current study investigated 6-, 9- and 12-month old infants' ability to categorically perceive facial emotional expressions depicting faces from two continua: happy sad and happy angry.

Here we show that female zebra finches (Taeniopygia guttata) categorically perceive a continuously variable assessment signal: the orange to red spectrum of male beak colour.

Indeed, chinchillas have been shown to categorically perceive speech much the same way as humans do [4].

Emotional facial expressions are perceived categorically.

The physiological foundations of the categorical effect in high-level vision remain elusive: others have pointed out that the "mechanisms by which faces are perceived categorically have yet to be adequately accounted for by any theoretical approach" [46].

Participants perceived categorically the 8 stimuli along the "ba"–"da" continuum (Fig. 2, Supplementary Tables 1 and 2).

Secondly, it is known that other animals too perceive categorically.

It is also important to note that the imagination view of dreaming is not committed to the claim that dreaming literally feels like imagining or that imagining is categorically distinct from perceiving.