Sentence examples for information and perception from inspiring English sources

"The brain has a strong propensity to organize information and perception in patterns, and music plays into that inclination," said Michael Thaut, a professor of music and neuroscience at Colorado State University.

Fuzzy neural networks (FNN) as opposed to neuro-fuzzy systems, whose main task is to process numerical relationships, can process both numerical (measurement based) information and perception based information.

The study results also emphasize the need to establish a sustainable and resilient water resources management system that includes narrowing the information and perception gap between the engineering community and the general public.

A response rate of 59% resulted in 624 complete surveys, which explored usual practice in discussing participation in decision-making, providing information, and perception of the role patients want to play.

So, we expected a difference between objective risk estimates and patients' perception of their probability of genetic predisposition to cancer in addition to the deviance between objective information and perception resulting from psychological processes (Pilarski, 2009).

I google the question and get the answers (Int D) Five items related to need for information, accessing information, and perception of being prepared for the changes in diabetes management.

"A brand is the sum of all of the information and perceptions and emotions associated in someone's mind about a particular entity," he said.

This author concludes that decision-making methods that provide a transparent means to value outcomes and to integrate disparate information and perceptions (and values) have been demonstrated to be the most useful in settings with a variety of stakeholders that value different outcomes.

This method is an established method in qualitative research to collect specialized information and perceptions about specific circumstances from experts.

The second section consisted of 15 questions, and assessed knowledge and options of labour analgesia, sources of information and perceptions on labour analgesia.

Thus, constituents to some extent hold their MPs accountable for perceived misconduct, but the link between perceptions and vote choice is weak compared to that between publicly available information and perceptions.