Sentence examples for perceived container from inspiring English sources

This paper aims to measure the perceived container leasing prices at different ports by presenting a two-stage optimization method.

In stage II, the inverse optimization technique is used to determine the perceived container leasing prices at different ports, based on the solution obtained in stage I. Based on a set of candidate liner shipping service routes, a mixed-integer nonlinear programming model is built for the proposed problem in stage I.

A study considered a student cafeteria where the same amount of cream cheese was offered in either a round or square container and found that the square container was perceived as larger.

Significant effects of the perceived weight of the container on both the perceived intensity of the fragrance and on the expected efficacy of the soap were also documented.

This phenomenon was systematically examined by Raghubir and Krishna (1999): based on a series of seven studies they concluded that a taller container was perceived as having a larger volume and increased consumption.

The angles and perspectives created by the rail's pathway, through the movement within and outside of the structure, place visitors in a position where they can perceive simultaneously the container and its contents, the work and nature.

Initially perceived as little more than a container for the genome, our view of the nuclear envelope (NE) and its role in defining global nuclear architecture has evolved significantly in recent years.

This paper proposes a novel method for estimating the perceived value of transit time of containers by shipping lines.

The recent interest in containers has often been perceived as a threat (or at least an alternative) to OpenStack, the open source cloud computing infrastructure platform founded by RackSpace and NASA in 2010.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the effects of characteristics of warning labels for drug containers and their effects on perceived hazardousness.

In addition, we were able to validate a "weight-density" illusion, since the weight of the container was shown to influence the perceived density of the sample.