Sentence examples for perceived dimensional from inspiring English sources

A number of multivariate statistical techniques were used to attempt to investigate the perceived dimensional structure of the different therapies.

Inequality and equality can be perceived as dimensional concepts, simply referring to measurable quantities.

The programme uses images that the subject has to fuse in order to perceive three dimensional (stereoscopic) images.

Factor analyses were preformed to examine whether the HSCL-10 and the PADQ should be perceived as one dimensional (distress) or two dimensional (anxiety and depression) measures.

While the first stage is relatively independent of our understanding of visual perception, the viewing transformations are based on the fact that we are able to perceive two-dimensional patterns - pictures - as reasonably accurate representations of three-dimensional objects.

Hence, (N_{t}) and (F_{t}) can be perceived as the dimensional limits of the 3D patterns that are being unveiled.

He concluded that the brain first perceives three-dimensional depth, then motion and finally the form of an object.

It seemed obvious that science would confirm conclusions that had already been reached by abstract reasoning or handed down by Scripture for example, that the ability to feel veneration is a "higher" attribute than the ability to perceive three-dimensional space.

The projection of light rays onto the retina of the eye forms a two-dimensional image, but through combining the stereoscopic aspect of vision with other optical clues by means of some remarkably effective image-processing procedures, the viewer is able to perceive three-dimensional representations of scenes.

It seemed obvious that science would confirm conclusions that had already been reached by abstract reasoning or handed down by Scripture — for example, that the ability to feel veneration is a "higher" attribute than the ability to perceive three-dimensional space.

First of all, humans typically do not auditorily perceive three-dimensional, bounded material objects as such, though it is plausible to think we visually perceive them.