Sentence examples for perceived qualities from inspiring English sources

The pattern of perceived qualities of the thermal grill differed from single temperature warm and hot stimuli.

In today's increasingly competitive marketplace, designers and manufacturers are extremely concerned with the perceived qualities of their products.

It would be a shame, though, if readers felt subsequently encouraged to judge writing according to its perceived qualities of "honesty" and "spontaneity".

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, the word "swine" derives from the Old English swin, referring to bristle-bearing, non-ruminant hoofed mammals, and the perceived qualities thereof, almost none of which are salutary.

Asked why the hulking, rugged Bentleys, which were famously derided as trucks by Ettore Bugatti, appealed to Mr. Daniels, Mr Minoff said the watchmaker perceived qualities the two objects had in common.

Based on a series of interviews with practicing industrial designers, a framework is developed that represents designers as holding distinct intentions for how product visual form should be interpreted by consumers (e.g. perceived qualities).

Reputation is the primary stuff of perceived quality.

Other latent variables were also significant, such as: clinical analyses perceived quality and facilities perceived quality.

To describe the perceived quality of life of teen mothers.

Medicine delivery perceived quality and doctor service perceived quality were the latent variables with the higher effect over user satisfaction.

We have to ask what explains the levelling-off in perceived quality of life.