Sentence examples for differences perceived from inspiring English sources
Everything was bathed in tinted light, suffusing colour with colour to the extent that it was uncertain whether the differences perceived were contained within the artwork, the room, or the light of the exhibition space.
However, the RGB space is not a perceptually uniform color space, in other words, small changes in RGB values may lead to large color differences perceived by the human eye.
Through all of these experiences, the social and cultural differences perceived in youth rapidly disappeared.
Differences perceived by graduates may be due to differences in student expectations, medical education, the working environment or health care systems [ 19].
This may have been due to greater differences (perceived or real) among ARB versus IS medications, or it could also have stemmed from the proportion of preferred tier medications available (two preferred tier ARB out of seven total ARB, versus two preferred IS out of only five total IS).
Common differences perceived by the women between their first and second pregnancy included: increased concern about weight gain in their second pregnancy due to prior difficulties with postpartum weight loss and increased time demands in their second pregnancy impeded healthy lifestyle practices.
"The big question is whether these differences perceiving threat are natural, or due to training," Dr. Paulus said.
Differences between the age groups in intention to cross seemed to be due to differences in perceived value of crossing rather than differences in perceived risk.
The differences in perceived quality across the different multifocal patterns are, in a large extent, explained by optical factors.
