Sentence examples for perceived to simulate from inspiring English sources
The trend in Europe now is to come down heavily on forwards perceived to simulate fouls, in search of penalty kicks, by going to the ground.
Antibacterial products are perceived to exacerbate this.
This view is perceived to be problematic.
Classical sculpture and Roman painting were emulated because of their ability to simulate perceived phenomena, while, more abstractly, Classical myth offered a unique model for the artistic idealization of human beauty.
In emotional prosody perception these representations may be evoked to simulate the perceived auditory emotion.
Activation of the somatosensory representation allows the observer to simulate the perceived emotion and evaluate and 'feel' it.
To simulate a deficit in perceiving these inflections, the units representing the past tense inflection were sometimes set to 0 in the target past-tense pattern that the network is given as a model for what it should learn.
A CI acoustic resynthesis model was used to simulate the sound CI patients may perceive and to present these to NH subjects.
The other perceived benefits are having a better visualization and being able to simulate an experiment before the actual one.
Step A: This step continuously feeds data to the dataflow by reading sensors from detectors that perceive changes in the atmosphere (i.e., randomly chosen in practice) to simulate asynchronous and deferred arrival of update sensory data.
The board was not exactly like the human hand, because the intention of the experiment was not to simulate the human hand, but to give insight into the physical properties of the stimulus that might be perceived by participants.
