Sentence examples for perceived similarities from inspiring English sources

With lumping, similar things are grouped together and their perceived similarities are allowed to outweigh differences within the group, and we envision the people in the group as relatively homogeneous.

The Internet has made it easier to find and widely publicize perceived similarities in campaigns.

Differences between such works, though, are less important to contemporary discussions of art and religion than their perceived similarities.

"Any perceived similarities between the covers and titles for these two books is entirely coincidental," he said.

Wags quickly re-branded it the "Always Ultra" bridge, because of perceived similarities to a sanitary towel.

Because of perceived similarities in maritime winegrowing conditions, long-established East End producers have taken Médoc reds as a model since 1988, when a high-powered Bordeaux delegation gave master classes in agriculture and vinification.

In study 1, participants sorted 24 tree images by perceived similarity.

If the degree of perceived similarity is large enough, people will easily make incorrect judgements.

Results show that in many cases identical feature levels increase the perceived similarity between original and extension products.

Previous research has suggested that perceived similarity is based on primarily cognitive processes, whereas preferences are based to a larger extent on affective processes.

We expected to find a linear relationship between morphing level and perceived similarity, but this was not the case.