It's not just what they achieve but how they are perceived, to the point where image trumps reality.
Williams, who died Friday at the age of 83, was a Hall of Famer whose eyesight was so extraordinary (it was measured at 20-10 in 1942) he reportedly was able to perceive the precise point of connection between the pitched ball and his fiercely swung bat.
Three items measured how realistic, credible, and likely to happen in real life patients perceived the video-events (7-point Likert scale, completely disagree = 1 to completely agree = 7).
To explore this further, we fit a line to the rising phase of the response and took the time at which the line crosses the perceived zero point in the response as the latency to the response for each trial (Figure 2; see methods for details).
The comic book, however, delves deeper in order to present Batman's own psychology, how he was just as insane as the clown, and how he and the Joker perceived the world according to differing points of view, with the Joker's interpreted through a joke.
As a fundamental starting point, all stakeholders perceived the programme goals to be valuable.
This implies that the amount of HP1a the mother deposits into the egg influences the perceived 'set point' for H3K27me3 levels at promoters.
We use radius R to calculate the spread (i.e., standard deviation) of the distribution around the perceived landing point, or σ.
Each coordinate on the field can be considered as a candidate for the respective participants' decisions of the perceived landing point.
