Sentence examples for perceived accelerated from inspiring English sources

This does not mean that the futures field was shaped by endless optimism as futurists were also aware of the risks that came along with modernity and its perceived accelerated change.

These results demonstrate that birds in the EP group were not more stressed or aggressive due to the perceived accelerated commence of winter than their CP counterparts.

Thus, we assume that the re-tapping speed increases significantly after low EEG-vigilance levels, as external stimuli are subjectively perceived to be accelerated (Additional file 2: Table S2).

AT A TIME when the "hollowing out" of Japan's economy, in train now for three decades, is widely perceived to be accelerating, the country's industrialists must feel they cannot win.

Matthews (2013) recently reported how regularly spaced fillers are perceived longer than accelerating or decelerating ones.

Although the sense that we perceive time as accelerating as we age is very common, it is hard to prove experimentally.

It was perceived that ellipsoidal dimple roughness accelerates transition to critical Reynolds numbers down to less than 1000.

Space requirements by winter sports and accelerating global warming are usually perceived as stressors for mountain meadow plant communities.

As we age, we tend to perceive time as exponentially accelerating; the more time that passes, the more we perceive it as running out.

Many patients spoke and moved at accelerated levels, but were unable to perceive this change.

But I'm wondering whether, for some people, their experience of the world isn't like that anymore, whether they're just sort of always overloaded and accelerated and that's how they perceive the world.