Sentence examples for direction perceived from inspiring English sources

Country has existed in an uneasy relationship to its rowdy rural origins since the 1960's, when producers like Owen Bradley and the guitarist Chet Atkins used string, horn and background-vocal arrangements to steer the music in a direction perceived to be more sophisticated.

When the finger moves in one direction, the perceived friction and the impulse of the friction force are larger than those observed when the finger is slid in another direction.

This is inspired by gestaltism or Gestalt psychology [2], a theory of mind and brain positing which states in the law of common fate that elements with the same moving direction are perceived as a collective or unit.

A law of the psychology of forms says that objects that move in the same direction are perceived as related to each other.

Charles's sympathy to the teachings of Arminianism, and specifically his wish to move the Church of England away from Calvinism in a more traditional and sacramental direction, were perceived by Puritans as irreligious tendencies.

Tendon vibration increases the activity in the relevant channel and movement in one direction is perceived, but the response decreases with prolonged stimulation.

Subjects reported the direction of perceived coherent motion by pressing an appropriate mouse key.

Our results suggest that the anterior STS region distinguishes the direction of perceived head turns.

The highly structured teamwork process, i.e. stringent Direction, was perceived by some as initially demotivating as autonomy was reduced.

A proportion of the points (i.e. according to the coherence level) comprising the signal moved in a coherent fashion either upwards or downwards, and the participants' task was to report the direction of perceived motion (upwards or downwards) using up/down key presses, or by verbal report after which the experimenter pressed the buttons accordingly.

For example, the direction of auditory motion in one direction can be captured by concurrent visual motion in a conflicting direction; by contrast, the perceived direction of visual motion is not affected by incongruent auditory motion [4].