Sentence examples for perceived force from inspiring English sources

The perceived force of this criticism will depend upon one's sympathy for content-involving computationalism.

Vocal effort E corresponds to the dynamics, i.e., perceived force of vocal sounds.

This study examined the accuracy of estimating actual grip force by measuring perceived force simulation using a hand dynamometer.

Assuming this to be the case, and supposing that perceived force was not affected, an ideal observer would infer an increase in compliance that grows linearly with the increased sensation of displacement, due to the relation <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0017697.e163.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/>.

Perceived force to move against flipping was rated qualitatively on a three-point scale (0=no force; 1=weak torque force leading to reorientation; 2=strong torque dislodgement forcing reorientation).

13): In the spectacular movie "March of the Penguins," I too found the behavior of the penguins to present a fine model for the fundamentalist conservative approach to life: mass adherence to a program of reproduction, with unquestioning obedience to perceived forces with no desire for analysis of underlying mechanisms or the possibility of alternative ways of living.

This could be taken to suggest that amplifying plantar vibration may, by increasing perceived forces, decrease ground compliance estimates contrary to what is suggested by foot-ground mechanical considerations.

A multifactorial design was used to ascertain whether there was a difference between actual and perceived grip force performance using three levels of force, three different age groups, males and females, and both dominant and nondominant hands.

Significant differences were found between the actual and perceived grip force performance using three different levels of force, among the age categories, and between males and females.

A subjective norm, the perceived social force for carrying out a particular behavior, is a function of referent's beliefs, constituting social pressure placed upon consumers by their families, relatives, or close friends and is considered before an individual performs a behavior (Ajzen 1991).

The Delphi technique has also been criticised, as it is perceived to force consensus and to be weakened by not allowing panellists to elaborate on their views.