Sentence examples for perceived that when from inspiring English sources

It is perceived that when the propulsion sizing for liquid hydrogen is required, then the presented framework for estimation of its power budget will provide a starting point for the analysis.

So, we perceived that when they are giving this to us and stay in our body for a long time it will cause harm.That is the main reason for us to discontinue, and saying that 'even if you will be given that vaccine will be there a feeling in your marriage relationship?

Young people perceived that when healthcare professionals used medical jargon they were keeping information about their epilepsy from them.

Participants perceived that when they were observed doing a procedure in a clinical setting, that they were not necessarily getting appropriate feedback.

They perceived that when a postpartum woman developed mental illness and she continued breastfeeding, the baby would grow up to develop a similar illness because of the "contaminated breast milk".

The cusp, or threshold, between light and darkness, and between what we believe and what we perceive – that moment when we realise something isn't flat when we thought it was, or that it is static when we thought it was moving – are the moments Turrell manages to suspend us in, sometimes for surreally extended periods of time.

"People perceive that when they die they are going to be able to be buried within the area they have been living in all of their life," Mr Field said.

Carefully observing the simulation results of most of the cited works above, we can perceive that, when the initial frequency offset exceeds ± 0.1 of the subcarrier spacing, the mean square errors (MSEs) or variances of both the frequency and channel estimators given in these works start to depart away from the Cramer-Rao bound (CRB) as signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) is increased.

When the larvae perceive that day length has dropped below a certain threshold, they stop growing and molting; when they perceive that it has lengthened sufficiently, they take up where they left off.

Both municipality groups perceived that efficiency increased when different local government committees worked together instead of defending their own territories, and when they shared a safety promotion perspective.

UK discussants perceived that PN, especially when based on dietary intake and blood measures alone, should be provided free of charge by the NHS.