Sentence examples for patch perception from inspiring English sources

A set of 50 landscapes was produced, with different fragmentation characteristics (from 0.1 to 1) and varying the host patch perception distance between 50 and 1000 m and the optimum size of the patch from 0.5 to 10 ha in the equation describing probabilities of host movement.

[Argh.] At our fantastic GO sponsored, because apparently, eye patches impair depth perception.

It's about the pirate themed freshmen pasta dinner, where I managed to drop a scoop of lasagna on a parent's shoe— apparently, eye patches impair depth perception.

At It's about the pirate-themed freshmen pasta dinner, I learned that eye patches impair depth perception — which is why I managed to place where I managed to drop a whole scoop of lasagna on an unsuspecting parent's shoe.

However, this reduction was strongly sensitive to the Habitat Sharing Ratio (HSR), a parameter describing the amount of habitat shared by red deer and wild boar, weighted by the probability of the animals to remain together in the same patch (according to habitat perception rules), the density of ticks and the density of animals at a given vegetation patch (Table 1).

It was explicitly defined as the amount of habitat shared by both deer and boar, weighted by the probability of the animals to remain together in the same patch (according to habitat perception rules), the density of ticks and the density of both hosts at a given patch.

These patches get integrated during perception in a process called "optical mixing" where your brain combines them.

J.C. Penney has been through a rough patch in terms of public perception.

Motion in the uncued patches was weak and did not affect the perception of the cued patches.

More than 85% of women strongly agreed that many women use the pill, although only 15% had the same perceptions about the patch or ring.

Our analysis of the association between a woman's selection of the pill, patch, or ring and her perceptions about these methods after counseling indicated that ease of use was the most important knowledge factor.