Sentence examples for perceived distances from inspiring English sources

Additionally, the subjects perceived distances off by the same degree.

Even reaching for the remote control could mess with perceived distances.

In 2003 2004, adults living in Adelaide, Australia (n=2544) reported their past-week WT frequency and perceived distances to 16 destination types.

Figure 5 MDS (dimensions 1, 2) of perceived distances of the stimulus material representing the 19 clusters using semi-randomly spliced excerpts.

Much research has been done on deriving colour spaces such as CIELAB and CIELUV that are designed to be perceptually uniform, i.e. where Euclidean distances correspond to perceived distances in all regions of the colour space [29].

Reasoning that perceived distances were the key to proving or disproving either theory, Lloyd Kaufman, an emeritus professor of psychology at New York University, and his son James, a physicist at IBM in San Jose, designed a way to measure these distances.

Over five days, the artists hopped between departments – physics, manufacturing, economics, sociology and maths, all chosen for their perceived distance from art – meeting upwards of 40 academics.

Despite winning six of his seven races, the smallish bay colt is another contender who has been knocked for perceived distance limitation.

Another official argued that Mr. Obama's perceived distance from Congress is partly why he is viewed as the clear winner of the payroll tax cut fight.

Frankel's succinct analysis was echoed among his colleagues on the backstretch Wednesday: Lion Heart is the fastest horse in the race, but much like Smarty Jones, he has perceived distance limitations.

Moreover, it is postulated that the perceived distance between two borders of a figure is directly related to the time it takes for electrical currents to pass between them.