A bare multiplicity of partless parts is rejected on the grounds that separate atoms are not perceived separately.
In 1912 Wertheimer discovered the phi phenomenon, an optical illusion in which stationary objects shown in rapid succession, transcending the threshold at which they can be perceived separately, appear to move.
Therefore, this approach ensures that the noise component is always merged with the deterministic component, which avoid these two components to be perceived separately.
Karrikins and strigolactones are perceived separately and the plant responds differently to the two classes of compound, but the two systems are obviously very closely related [ 11].
Innovative single-administration SEI measures, such as implicit measures, may still adequately gauge SEI, and authors should consider perceived SEI separately from SEI itself.
Analysis of PROs in studies of a treatment intervention should analyze each perceived consequence separately to obtain a unique perceived risk/benefit profile for that intervention.
In our study we looked at self-reported symptoms and perceived health separately in relation to use of wireless phones, whereas Punamäki et al. [ 9] used a combined variable for health.
The findings highlight the importance of treating the concepts of personal and perceived stigma separately in designing measures of stigma, in interpreting the pattern of findings in studies of the predictors of stigma, and in designing, interpreting the impact of and disseminating interventions for stigma.
The smallest melodic-rhythmic unit (minimally two separately perceived sounds) is the motive.
For loudness, differential-threshold studies reveal about 325 separately perceived levels in the region of greatest auditory sensitivity (about 1,000 to 4,000 cycles per second).
Meaningful objects, such as trees, faces, books, tables, and dogs, are normally seen rather than separately perceived as the dots, lines, colours, and other elements of which they are composed.
