Sentence examples for green perceived from inspiring English sources

The present research evaluates, in light of the engineering literature, Israeli drivers' perceptions of the flashing green interval, knowledge of the legal meaning of flashing green, perceived safety implications of the flashing green, and behavior in its presence.

And within it Green perceives the deity who works unseen behind what he calls "the outer world"h, and "pours the truth and love which transforms man's capabilities into actualities"i.

But the media attention they can command and what the Greens perceive as the consequent lack of interest in them, is a particularly sore point.

It could score points with residents who associate Mr. Bratton with reduced crime and are unaware of or indifferent to Mr. Green's perceived weakness on public safety.

Only one self-reported a higher risk level compared to the IVDR (i.e., this participant with a RES of 0.04 according to the IVDR is certainly "green" but perceived himself/herself as "yellow".

For example, green is perceived when the M cone absorbs more photons than the S and L cones, and this high absorption suppresses the M cone activity to a lower level than the S and L responses.

The little green figure perceives the world only in two dimensions.

Green tea is perceived to be especially healthy, though white teas, which have undergone minimal processing, are also popular, says Karen Dunlap, a "tea sommelier" based in New York.

It was thus examined how different types of urban green spaces are perceived by landscape planners and residents.

As Kathleen Rogers, president of Earth Day Network said in her recent op-ed, "We also have to fix how women as leaders of the green economy are perceived".

When the red and green bars are perceived as being equally bright, neither will appear to have a greater net luminance to pair with the lighter bars, and there will be no apparent motion [31].