Sentence examples for perceived directions from inspiring English sources

SRM is the increased ability to hear signals in noise if the signal and noise have different perceived directions.

sound objects are frequently localized inside the head, frontal sounds often appear behind the listener and vice versa, the perceived directions of the synthesized sources do not match the intended spatial positions.

It is widely known that the use of nonindividualized HRTFs for binaural reproduction has some problems, mainly (i) sound objects are frequently localized inside the head,   (ii) frontal sounds often appear behind the listener and vice versa,   (iii) the perceived directions of the synthesized sources do not match the intended spatial positions.  .

Research with realistic baseball simulators or field studies with eye-tracking equipment are necessary to further understand the perceived directions of these pitches.

A pairwise t-test comparing the two perceived directions in the baseline condition (without beeps) revealed no difference, t(10) = 0.286, p = 0.781.

Using different configurations of GVS will generate different perceived directions of illusory head movements [ 10– 10].

In the prisms studies, errors in perceived direction are artificially induced and usually short-lived, whereas the directional errors in golf putting (or in the perceived direction of the perfect aiming line) occur more generally and are relatively persistent (Cuijpers, Kappers & Koenderink, 2000).

Of course the mood in politics often reflects the perceived direction of travel rather than current location.

"The other part is a perceived direction signaled by the prime minister, and I think public reacts to that.

That always bodes well for new offerings, especially technology deals, whose valuations are directly linked to the perceived direction of interest rates.

The main areas of contention are the perceived direction of the organisation and a lack of clarity on Scottish Rugby's future plans.