Sentence examples for effect on the perception from inspiring English sources

Yet, regarding a number of careers (most notably those that are technical in nature), an abundance of personal charm has an adverse effect on the perception of one's capability and intelligence.

Financial crisis has an interesting effect on the perception of architecture.

"Its effect on the perception of culture in the city was huge," she said.

Speaking on BBC Radio 5, Mr Meyhew added: "If these performances continue to produce an adverse effect on the perception people have of cricket, then yes we will have to consider our position with cricket as a major sponsor".

"His studies and his influence would have a dramatic effect on the perception that people have about minority groups and their potential, and even their right to a quality education".

Graham Farrow said: "We share a vision and goal to create a lasting and transformative effect on the perception of Wales, taking its rightful place as an international centre for music and above all at the heart of the celebration of the human voice: the greatest instrument we have".

In general, visual landscape effects on the perception of individual sounds are more significant than functional landscape effects, especially on experienced occurrence of individual sounds.

Results of data collected from 32 participants showed that robot size and speed had significant effects on the perception of safe robot idle time.

The landscape shape index of buildings and water areas (LSI_B, LSI_W) and the patch cohesion index of water areas (COHESION_W) showed positive effects on the perception of human sounds.

In the exhibition she unveiled artists interested in technology, cybernetics, and neuroscience and their effects on the perception and senses of the audience.

However, the neurochemical basis of psilocybin's effects on the perception of time are not known with certainty.