Sentence examples for perception completed from inspiring English sources

Her installation Your Color Perception, completed early last year and pictured above, "acted as a huge platform" for her work and made her ambitions clear.

There were 47 crime perception maps completed by businesses located on Commercial Drive and 49 crime perception maps completed by businesses located elsewhere in the study area.

The influence of the Gestalt psychologists is also apparent in works of visual aesthetics; e.g., Rudolf Arnheim's Art and Visual Perception (1954), which explores the significance for our understanding of pictures of such well-known Gestalt phenomena as the figure-ground relationship and the perception of completed wholes.

Before perception is completed, the initial representation of gist may support intuitive judgments about the ongoing perceptual process.

The subjects in the Cr group reacted with reduced effort perception and completed the endurance task more easily compared to controls (Hadjicharalambous et al. 2008).

Data from the perceptions survey completed by HCWs were entered into an online REDCap database [ 19] and descriptive statistics were used to report survey results.

The measures assessing the Summer minicourse perceptions were completed by all students; measures assessing the Fall research course were only completed by students who participated in the Fall research course.

The acute version of the SF-36 quality of life questionnaire [ 26] including eight quality of life domains (physical functioning, physical role limitations, emotional role limitations, social functioning, body pain, general mental health, vitality and general health perceptions) was completed after the run-in phase and at day 28.

This study aims to assess women's perception of completing a bladder diary as part of their investigative process and to identify reasons why some may fail to complete one.

The single items which patients chose may have contributed (along with a range of other functional tasks) to their perception of completing usual activities.

The equivalence of total scores between online and paper versions of the RMDQ, 2. The equivalence of missing data rates, and 3. Participants' perceptions of completing each version.