Sentence examples for perceived error from inspiring English sources

The simplest explanation for this tempest in a teapot is that Mr Obama's critics will seize on any perceived error.

The current study examines whether perceived error detection – the detection of erroneous stimuli that violate our expectations – requires central resources.

Sir Alex Ferguson rarely picked him towards the end of the season after a perceived error against Bayern Munich, and his confidence cannot be high.

In two experiments – using a dual-task design – we show that perceived error detection in the first task creates a bottleneck in information processing and delays the response selection of the second task.

The technique results in achieving a local minimum of an HVS model-based perceived error metric.

To see if this perceived error might actually change behavior, the researchers asked the women to rate the same 222 faces again after leaving the fMRI scanner.

After perceived errors, the next biggest portion of my mail concerns clues that aren't understood.

Alas, books are likely to be written on his era and, indeed, his many perceived errors.

He thought that the project should distribute "a left-wing truth sheet," addressing the perceived errors of the Ailes weekly.

Some readers point out real or perceived errors graciously, and some do it gleefully.

Would it have been better for her to stay on board and eliminate the perceived errors and misreadings that so distressed her when the book appeared?