Sentence examples for perceived excitement from inspiring English sources

It's this perceived excitement that, argues the San Francisco-based futurist writer Jamais Cascio, causes a "hype cycle," which he describes as a peak of inflated expectations that leads to a trough of disillusionment and eventually levels off at a plateau of profitability.

Figure 5 Changes in SCG with level of perceived excitement.

Figure 3 Changes in F 1 with the level of perceived excitement.

To assess the degree of correlation between the speech parameters and perceived excitement levels, a linear regression was conducted.

Table 1 suggests that mean game F 0, SCG, and F 1−2 exhibit a relatively high linear relationship with subjective excitement labels, while F 3 and SES have just a moderate relationship (also note increased MSE values), and F 4 is almost unaffected by the perceived excitement.

The outcomes of linear regression are shown for F 0, F 1, F 2, and SCG in Figures 6, 7, 8, and 9 and summarized for all analyzed parameters in Table 1. Figure 2 Changes in F 0 with the level of perceived excitement.

Ferdinand, who made 455 appearances for United between 2002 and 2014, has been critical of the team's style under Van Gaal and the perceived lack of excitement during his reign.

It's only slightly less boring than "Hey" or "Hi," if only because of some perceived aggression or excitement attached to it.

Fast music, red lights and pleasing aromas have all been shown to increase casino profits, possibly because they heighten the perceived level of excitement.

[single question measure] Excitement The degree to which the teaching approach is perceived to be exciting.

Finally, the artists in the catalog just sound different from those in the West, whether they are expressing longing for a culture perceived as lost or mingled excitement and exasperation about the one that confronts them in China today.