Sentence examples for perceived time of from inspiring English sources

The corpse was packed in ice and bound with tape, apparently in an attempt to slow its decomposition and, Miles believes, to try to alter the perceived time of death.

In some cases, the subjects' perception of the timing of their HIV acquisition pre-dated partnership formation, but others reported a perceived time of HIV infection and laboratory confirmation which corresponded with partnership formation (Table 1).

Patients showed increased binding of the perceived time of actions towards their effects.

For the intentional binding measure we analysed shifts in the perceived time of action.

Because the tone did not always occur we only measured the perceived time of action.

Because the tone did not always occur we focussed only on the perceived time of the action.

The concept of causality appears to be critical [39], with Haggard et al [40] finding that the perceived times of motor actions and events are indeed attracted towards each other in time, but that this effect dissipates rapidly with the physical delay between the two.

The mean perceived times of key presses and tones in the operant conditions were compared against those in the respective baseline conditions: presses made without eliciting tones, or tones occurring at random without preceding key presses (Fig. 1).

In the next series of experiments, we sought to extend our observations to explicit judgements of perceived time duration of a flash.

"A simple car journey of a set length can take extremely different measures of perceived time depending on the attributes of the trip the individual associates with".

These include social support for mothering, control of household resources, mental health, time availability or lack of perceived time stress, perceived physical health, and mothering self-efficacy.