Farmers' who could perceive fluctuations in climate pursued at least one measures of adaptation compared with those households' who do not perceive variability of climate at all.
The principal factors entailing perceived quality fluctuation are handovers among access points and vulnerability of wireless channels to unpredictable interferences and obstacles.
It is also necessary to understand this political struggle of the Catholic crown with its own ultramontane extremists and to perceive its fluctuations in changing circumstances, in order to realize the fundamental consistency of Catherine's career.
On the other hand, he might have been a person not accustomed to self-observation and recognition of his mood, pain and perceived well-being fluctuations.
Low rates (> 10Hz) are perceived as loudness fluctuation, medium rates as acoustical flutter, and rates above 25Hz as roughness.
Recently we demonstrated that monitoring time fluctuations of perceived pain could be used with fMRI to identify brain regions involved in conscious, subjective perception of pain.
A combination of currency risk and fluctuations, inflated perceived risks of operating in many Sub-Saharan Africa markets, and complicated business models have also driven up the cost of capital for access projects.
In this view, making the current percept dependent on past perceptual decisions could serve to maintain the continuity of objects over time, instead of continually generating new, independent percepts leading to moment-to-moment fluctuations in perceived object properties or identity.
However, if a prior expectation regarding the presence of a stimulus is sufficiently precise, random fluctuations become perceived as a stimulus; perception will then reinforce the strength of the prior, exacerbating the problem.
