Sentence examples for perceived initially from inspiring English sources

Create each person, storing specifications of proposition inputs, analog sets, a list of which propositions should be "perceived" initially, and additional semantic rules for propositions and predicates.

Initialization sequence (init-pop) The full initialization sequence goes like this: 1. Create each person, storing specifications of proposition inputs, analog sets, a list of which propositions should be "perceived" initially, and additional semantic rules for propositions and predicates.

'Good health status' was perceived initially in less than 7% of patients, and compared to the status at the onset of illness, there was significant improvement after treatment (more than 78% trend chi square p<0.05).

Ayu is a strange and mysterious seventeen-year-old girl, the same age as Yuichi, though due to her short stature at 154 cm (5'1") and comparatively low body weight at 41 kg (90 lbs), she is perceived initially by Yuichi to be much younger; in fact, Ayu is the shortest and least heavy character introduced in Kanon.

'Verbal transformation' refers to the phenomenon where a word is repeated rapidly, and after a while a new percept 'pops-out', and the participant starts perceiving a word that is different from the one perceived initially.

Not to say we shouldn't try, just that five years down the road, the comparison of where Glass ends up compared to how we perceived it initially will probably be equally as amusing as the retrospective look at the iPad's launch linked to above.

Mr. Negroponte's delayed nomination was initially perceived as a sign of the Bush administration's disdain for the United Nations.

Tobacco and chocolate were initially perceived as either poisonous or medicinal, as were tomatoes, a member of the nightshade family.

And the general, initially perceived as a hawk, surprised his detractors by reaching out to India's prime minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, at the Agra summit last July.

I'd initially perceived the character as yet another variation on the cable anti-hero, his "bad" qualities really just sexy scars.

Weidman Powers found that many in the industry initially perceived students who began programming in college as less serious about the field.