Sentence examples for perceived silent from inspiring English sources

The participants also included pets as family members, cherishing the perceived silent companionship with the animals.

"It can't tell us, of course, but it has constant buzzing in the ear, and we know that although it hears, it doesn't perceive the silent gap because of tinnitus.

If suppression of the startle reflex is abnormal in tinnitus, it could be that tinnitus subjects simply do not perceive the silent gap.

Ovarian cancer has thus been perceived as "a silent killer"; an assumption which is still leading to misdiagnosis and delay in numerous cases.

Audiences now seemed to perceive certain silent-era stars as old-fashioned, even those who had the talent to succeed in the sound era.

Once, he said, minorities kept silent about perceived slights.

These completely inaudible syllables would be perceived by adults as silent intervals within the bout, changing its temporal properties.

This discriminable change can be of different types: frequency, duration, intensity, perceived sound-source location, silent gap instead of a tone, or one phoneme replaced by another.

Because silent cinema is widely perceived as having been exactly that-silent-no one has fully examined how souns was used to accompany the films of this era.

and that more transparency is needed to improve cyber security and enable co-operation to strengthen it, adding that many stay silent as it perceived bad PR to admit to an attack.

At the time of the shooting, President Donald Trump faced strong criticism for remaining silent on the perceived hate crime until six full days after the shooting.