Sentence examples for investigated perception from inspiring English sources

With groups of 12 subjects gripping a cylindrical handle, this experimental study investigated perception thresholds (in the frequency range 8 315 Hz) and the strength of sensation caused by each of the three axes of hand-transmitted vibration (in the frequency range 8 400 Hz) at vibration magnitudes from threshold up to levels associated with discomfort and injury.

To explore the feasibility of extending this framework to consonant manner perception, we investigated perception of the stop vs. fricative consonant contrast /b/-/v/ to test the hypothesis that young infants will display a perceptual bias grounded in the acoustic-phonetic properties of these sounds.

Previous studies that suggest a left arm and right hemisphere advantage for proprioception involved active movement [23], [24], [25], [35], while the current study investigated perception of the passive limb.

We now investigated perception during the first eight presentations of the current intermittent presentation sequence, as well as during the winning presentation (which could be either the eighth or a later one, depending on perception).

Therefore, the present study investigated perception, which has been less investigated in prior literature.

Although this question has not been addressed directly, a study by Kuhlmann and Lappe (2006) investigated perception of human actions from natural scenes that were systematically blurred with a Gaussian filter, essentially removing high SF content (equivalent to a low-pass filter).

A 'tipping index' of 132 bars and restaurants investigated perceptions of tipping trends in holiday hotspots including Barcelona, Las Vegas, Paris, Phuket and Ibiza.

A previous qualitative study [Nurse Education Today 20 20000) 499] investigated perceptions of nurse teachers, student nurses and preceptors of the theory practice gap said to exist within nursing.

Researchers at Albright College in Reading, Pennsylvania, investigated perceptions of sexuality based on the symmetry and proportions of the face.

For example, in this study, we investigated perceptions regarding pregnancy and influenza in direct response to a specific question from a state epidemiologist who was concerned that women might avoid the new H1N1 vaccine because of pregnancy-related concerns.

We investigated perceptions, beliefs and knowledge that may guide help-seeking for cervical cancer symptoms in the study community.