Sentence examples for perceived earlier from inspiring English sources

The TOJ task provides a perceptual measure of prior entry (Shore, Spence, & Klein, 2001; Spence, Shore, & Klein, 2001; Weiss & Scharlau, 2011), because attended stimuli are perceived earlier in time than nonattended stimuli when both are presented simultaneously (Stelmach & Herdman, 1991).

Fermat observed what Kepler had perceived earlier in investigating the most useful shapes for wine casks, that near its maximum (or minimum) a quantity scarcely changes as the variables on which it depends alter slightly.

Prior entry denotes the effect that attended stimuli are perceived earlier than unattended stimuli as indicated by temporal order judgments.

After close observation I've determined that the gender bias I perceived earlier was actually more results based than gender based (see Chapter eight).

Two illusions in a new study were developed to show that something your brain sees can influence something it perceived earlier, a phenomenon called "postdiction,"—the opposite of prediction.

This is consistent with a number of studies showing that an auditory event is generally perceived earlier than a simultaneous visual event [4], [ 22] [25], [but see 26], [27].

This reflects badly on how feminism is perceived today.

The Queen is perceived today to be where we might all wish to be – floating some way above the stink.

Whereas Mr. Romney was running more toward the right of the Republican field in 2008, he is perceived this year as being relatively moderate.

Geoffrey Brahm Levey and Tariq Modood, the editors of Secularism, Religion and Multicultural Citizenship, write: "How Muslims are perceived today is connected to how they have been perceived and treated by European empires and their racial hierarchies".

The new verse should express how this even or issue is perceived today, the impact that protestors had on the outcome of this event, or students' own views about it.