Sentence examples for experiments perceived from inspiring English sources

Students who received improvement information showed a significantly better performance in planning scientific experiments, perceived themselves as being more competent, and were also more accurate in their self-evaluative performance judgments.

In all three experiments, perceived AV synchrony was systematically biased towards the position of the attended disk (repeated measures ANOVAs: pop-out, F 5,35) = 5.00, p<0.01; cueing, F 5,35) = 27.60, p<0.001; fixation, F 5,35) = 18.97, p<0.001).

This was mostly in service of the slightly loopy idea that consciousness plays a role in quantum physics, but the question of what agents inside an experiment perceive remains somewhat interesting even though most physicists have moved past assigning a special role to human (or feline) observers.

In our experiments, the perceived timing of a disk relative to the timing of the click could both be advanced and delayed depending on where attention was directed.

As for the behavioural experiments the perceived global motion is either a clockwise or counterclockwise horizontal rotation and the centre of rotation was always in between both eyes from the animal, as seen from above.

His lab has repeatedly shown that red, the usual color of a Coke can, is associated with sweetness; in one experiment, participants perceived salty popcorn as tasting sweet when it was served in a red bowl.

To be sure, in the context of an individual lifetime that experiment may perceived as unfolding rather slowly.

We get that fashion is all about pushing boundaries and experimenting with perceived notions of social acceptability and pursuing the noble ideals of aesthetics over function, but fuck me, lads, honestly, dressing like a character from Dragon Ball Z who got into DJ Deeon last year isn't as nice as putting on a comfortable pair of chinos, a sensible shirt, and cableknit jumper.

For the Craik-O'Brien-Cornsweet experiment, the perceived brightness of the target was quantified by finding the point of subjective equality of the comparison stimulus luminance that corresponds to the perceived luminance of the Craik-O'Brien-Cornsweet stimulus.

During the experiment, the perceived stimulus strength was modulated using pulse train modulation; one- and five-pulse stimuli were used.

Obviously, repetition of the experiment as perceived by the biologist consists in taking a new sample of subjects (e.g. patients) and taking a new sample of measurements from these subjects, as described in Equations (3) or (5).