Sentence examples for perceived flow from inspiring English sources

The most recent law was enacted to stem a perceived flow of doctors from the state, and in some cases from the profession, because of their inability to afford escalating malpractice insurance premiums.

Oftentimes, we perceive flow as luck and/or coincidence -- especially when others have caught a bigger wave.

The purpose of this study was to determine the association of stimulated salivary flow rate with perceived salivary flow and various oral symptoms among a group of independently living elderly persons.

The optic flow regulator is a feedback control system that strives to maintain the perceived optic flow at a constant reference value: the optic flow set point.

One then can grasp one half of the correspondence; effluences from the perceived object flow to the perceiver, in particular to the perceptual organ.

Since the beginnings of computer vision, a diversity of tracking methods have been proposed, some of them construct path and state evolution estimations using a Bayesian framework (e.g., particle filters, hidden Markov models), others measure the perceived optical flow in order to determine object displacements and scale changes (median flow) [1].

To explain the mechanism underlying this behavior, a control system called the optic flow regulator was developed, based on a feedback loop that consistently strives to maintain the perceived optic flow at a constant level [23], [12].

That asymmetry can also be cast as symbolic of a deeper grievance – the perceived northward flow of subsidy and political favour to appease petulant Scots.

Forward velocity is controlled by trying to keep the perceived optical flow constant.

This study suggested that hyposalivation and low perceived salivary flow were related to chewing ability and satisfaction with tasting foods.

Low perceived salivary flow was also significantly associated with self-assessed chewing ability (odds ratio, 3.32; P <.01).