Sentence examples for perceived realism from inspiring English sources
Self-report data were generated using measures of perceived realism, predictability and flow administered immediately after game play.
Much less studied is the subjective (or perceived) realism, the focus of the two pilot studies reported in this article.
This influences the level of perceived realism and can lead to inconsistencies that cause the disruption of the suspension of disbelief.
Results from a revised path model suggest perceived realism, immersion, and experience with other first person shooters all positively predicted enjoyment while frustration negatively predicted game enjoyment.
The choice of the appropriate update mechanism impacts the perceived realism of the simulation as well as the applicability of large-scale simulations.
The results indicate that the perceived congruity of IGA reduces the perceived intrusiveness of the IGA and positively contributes to the perceived realism of the fantasy game.
The first regression models employed technical wind park attributes and perceived simulation realism factors.
This experimental design uses a mental models approach to examine game features (e.g., controller naturalness), player characteristics (e.g., first person shooter experience, sex, degree of competitiveness) and the game play experience (e.g., perceived game realism, immersion, game failure, frustration and enjoyment) to explain aggressive outcomes.
To do this, we varied the disparity presented in stereoscopic images and measured how this affects the magnitude and precision of perceived depth, depth realism, and binocular fusion.
The presentation and explanation of a procedure within a clinical case seems to help students learn in context, to understand its clinical importance and role, to increase the perceived level of realism, and to enhance students' involvement [ 36].
There are currently two interesting tendencies in Latin American fiction seeking to escape the curse of what is perceived as saccharine magic realism.
