Sentence examples for perceived according to from inspiring English sources

Civic institutions were born and are still perceived according to this deep-rooted social perception.

It corresponds with previous studies in Sweden that indicate that culture is perceived according to how visibly different "they" are from "us" (e.g. Mattsson, 2005; Pred, 2000).

Even so, the subjective quality degradation can hardly be perceived according to the TAVT model, benefiting from the stereoscopic visual masking effect.

Burning Man has jumped the shark, at least in the sense that it is now much different than the way it started and how it's perceived, according to Dubois.

Indeed the user intervention is somehow needed to inform the system how the data should be perceived according to some ontology and hierarchy when new data are introduced to the model.

Maurer et al [15] have demonstrated that a single formant vowel is perceived according to the vowel whose average of first and second formant values the single formant is closest to.

Since the aromaticity model used by MMFF differs from the one normally used throughout the RDKit, aromaticity has to be re-perceived according to MMFF criteria starting from a kekulized representation of the molecule.

Normally, it is easier for humans to perceive according to directions; therefore, we made use of this feature to arrange electrode pins into 45-degree-difference diameters as shown in Fig. 12a.

One story: "The people stood all together beneath the mountain, and, at each and every thundering, divine pronouncement, they set about commenting and expounding and elaborating and expanding, each person perceiving according to unique strengths and capabilities, and everyone optimally able".

But the daring subject matter of groundbreaking musicals such as Cabaret or Sweeney Todd in a stroke disproves Trachtenberg's attack on what she perceives, according to the release, to be "a narrow-minded critical belief that musicals are limited in their emotional impact and ability to deal with meaningful subject matter in a powerful and sensitive manner".

Coercion at admission was measured on the one hand as formal legal status (involuntary/voluntary), and on the other as perceived coercion according to the MacArthur Perceived Coercion Scale, MPCS [ 4] and to the Coercion Ladder, CL [ 5, 6].