Sentence examples for continuously perceived from inspiring English sources

We believe that CMC could shift patients' attention from their continuously perceived illness to a more positive attitude, where their perceived self-image is fully and harmoniously reintegrated into their emotional life.

Here, we discuss some limitations of this traditional perspective, addressing how athletes functionally adapt perception and action to the dynamics of complex performance environments by continuously perceiving information to regulate goal-directed actions.

Bacterial cells live in an ever changing environment and must therefore be equipped with specific genetically-encoded sensors and signalling networks to continuously perceive and react to the various environmental signals.

Generally, MOS from 1 to 4.2 can continuously describe the perceived quality of user from poor to excellent.

The streams were shown for 90 seconds, and participants' task was to continuously report the perceived (left- or rightward) direction of tactile motion.

In the test condition, the series was presented with a different phase to each eye and a stable view was perceived continuously without binocular rivalry.

Rather than focusing on prohibiting monetary transactions, perhaps a more important lesson imparted by Sandel's examples is that we should work continuously to improve the perceived legitimacy of money's distribution.

The whole field is currently perceived as continuously growing; therefore, a lot of deficiencies are perceived as temporary barriers that will be resolvable in the medium-term perspective (Table 4).

Subjects viewed a continuously rotating wheel and reported the perceived direction of rotation by continuously pressing corresponding buttons.

Subjects are equipped with a finger-spanning device to continuously rate and log their perceived pain during fMRI data collection.

Another example reveals personal doubts in the ability to cope with the perceived pressure to continuously increase the scale of the farm in the long run, for example, in the means of handling the situation of a continuously reduced number of farms in the surrounding regions which are seen as significant cooperation partners.