Sentence examples for perceived the scene from inspiring English sources

As Patten perceived the scene (the Senators themselves perceived it differently), each of the three recoiled slightly, and then, as Reid spoke on and on, yielded with a visible sag.

(We might interpret the action as animal cruelty, but Steen's contemporaries would have perceived the scene's combination of beasts, pipes and dancing as sexual innuendo).

In this method, the appearance is modified in order to match the viewers' visual responses so they can perceive the scene as they would in reality.

Recently a fan on my Facebook author page sprinted for Olympic gold in mansplaining by asserting that directors have to cast this way because if there were anything more than 17percentt women in a crowd, the "average viewer" would perceive the scene as totally overrun by women.

Participants were trained to perceive the scenes without attempting to recall episodic memories.

Furthermore, experiments in which participants freely report what they perceived in the scene, as opposed to merely carrying out a pre-defined task, have revealed the richness of the perception of lower and mid-level properties, such as the colors and textures present (Fei-Fei et al., 2007).

First, fish may have compensatory eye movement because of perceiving the surrounding scene as rotating, a sensation that gradually, or sometimes abruptly, turns into self-motion perception and causes compensatory looping.

This can also affect how readers will perceive the death scene (ie. a suicide would be sad, but a vicious murder could make the readers angry at the killer).

With all his deep probing of feelings and attitudes, Cranach the Elder perceived the world as a theatrical scene.

We propose this model is instantiated in a distributed scene network, including anterior medial hippocampus which mediates the distributed scene representation and posterior hippocampus and PHC which integrate the visually perceived scene into the representation.

The latter is reflected in the spatial statistics of the perceived scene, whose regularities are captured by the statistical laws of natural images [ 11].