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The result of image fusion is a new image which is more feasible for human and machine perception for further image processing operations such as segmentation, feature extraction and object recognition.

However, the likelihood average, shown in Fig.  6 (right), is too low to push Vince's confidence in observing the gesture wave1 above the threshold (see "Bottom-Up Perception" for further details about this issue).

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Methodically, the innovative approach of cumulative capital market perception offers room for further development and application beyond the context of acquisition series.

Figure 1 depicts five women whose momentary sexual interest ranges from extremely rejecting (on the left), through neutral (in the middle), to extremely sexually interested (on the right), as judged by both undergraduate women and experts in sexual perception (see "Methods" for further detail).

In general, it was found that the two classes had a positive effect on students' use, perception, and desire for further education in CAM/IM.

It is our task now to prevent distorted perception from further interrupting our daily business.

However, our results are based on family physicians' self-reported perceptions which call for further empirical studies, as our data do not allow us to evaluate whether changes were actually implemented.

The secondary objectives include: comparison of the two strategies on the secondary outcome measures over 18 months, including biomedical measures (systolic and diastolic blood pressure, lipid profile, body weight and waist circumference) and psychological measures (well being, anxiety, depression, treatment satisfaction and perceptions about diabetes) (for further details see Table 1).

This approach constitutes an important methodological advance in the philosophical study of perception (see O'Callaghan 2012 for further discussion).

Using Catell's scree test, two components above the break point on the screeplot of factors for both expectation and perception scale were retained for further analysis.