Baby boomers may well dismiss the trend as a silly phase that young men will soon outgrow, but they might consider how they are perceived in comparison.
Thus, risk relating to owning and running a business is perceived lower in comparison with developed countries, where being an employee provides far more benefits and security.
Each synthetic video is placed next to the original one and submitted for evaluation of the same 15 non-expert subjects who would score the perceived quality in comparison with the original one.
Since the NSCT and wavelet basis functions have complementary advantages in multi-resolution image analysis, and the signals are sparser after being decomposed by two kinds of basis functions, the proposed algorithm has perceived advantages in comparison with CS image fusion in wavelet domain which is widely reported by literatures.
5 6 Importantly, despite the high heart rates during training, recreational football training had lower scores in perceived exertion in comparison with other activities, such as jogging, interval running and fitness training.
Images are often more easier to perceive in comparison to text.
The perceived health item asked how respondents perceived their health in comparison with other people of the same age (grades as: not as good as others; as good as others; better than others) [ 4, 18].
And regardless of what human-rights groups may say, they add, Israel's perceived shortcomings pale in comparison with violations in Arab countries that are hardly bastions of democracy and liberty.
In contrast, respondents in the highest wealth quintile were 35% less likely to experience perceived age discrimination in comparison with those in the lowest wealth quintile (OR 0.65; 95% CI 0.54 0.78; P < 0.001).
Our aim was to assess how an elite professional voice user group, musical theater students (n = 49), perceive their voices in comparison with medical students (n = 43).
