Sentence examples for perceived images from inspiring English sources

Likewise, concertgoers have often perceived images in the invisible fabric of sound.

The perceived images are called percepts.

The new printing technique makes it possible that perceived images are changing when the person who looks at them moves his or her viewpoint while existing methods produce images that don't change smoothly.

A proposed conceptual HMD visual aid system implemented on a field-programmable gate array (FPGA) is presented in Figure 1, demonstrating an edge overlay approach to enhance visual perception among low-vision individuals who perceive the world in low spatial frequencies, represented using a Gaussian low pass filter applied to perceived images.

These policies continued even after independence because of the powerful, widely perceived images of environmental change such as land degradation and desertification that were linked to traditional practices of rangeland use inherited by post-independence governments in Africa (Leach and Mearns 1996).

Whichever pair of images the subjects were shown (either the hourglass diamond pair of Fig. 6a, or the chevron pair of Fig. 6b), the perceived shape alternated between the hourglass and the diamond and between the two chevrons more often than would be expected if the transitions among the four perceived images were random.

The perceived image quality and the diagnostic performance depend on the choice of imaging parameters and also the post-processing, in particular the reconstruction algorithm and the reformatting parameters, as well as the mode of display.

What triggers a response is an easy, instantly perceived image — and the echo that it receives in the media.

Perhaps in a bid to move away from its perceived image as a polling site, there's no major elections graphic yet.

By the age of 14 and 15, I was a bit of a thug, very aware of my perceived image and doing the bare minimum to get by.

FELIPE GOROSTIZA, executive director of the Rand Institute, said Fairview's "real or perceived image" of a lack of safety also needed to be addressed.