Sentence examples for perception for which from inspiring English sources
Aesthetic value contributes to cultural significance and includes 'aspects of sensory perception for which criteria can and should be stated', and, as an example, 'the smells and sounds associated with the place and its use'.
The choice, the day, the moment or second is as worthy as the others but it must be felt, seen and heard for what it is... a passing of emotion and a perception for which only we give it permission to stay or meaning to hold.
Whether pitch representation requires single neurons or ensembles is debatable: consider spatial perception, for which single neurons are not adequate [ 10, 11].
Eight items from the SF-12 and 12 items from the I-QOL scales were excluded because they were judged to measure internal perceptions, for which the literature shows poor agreement between proxy and patient responses [ 10], and we predicted that it would be difficult to obtain a proxy's view on these issues.
We identified one behavior and three perception questions for which adding a binomial variable identifying whether a student was part of the black population or not increased the fit of the log-odds regression to the data.
That is the perception for Syracuse, which lost in the first round last year, in the regional semifinals to Duke in 1998 and did not make the tournament a year after finishing as runner-up to Kentucky in 1996.
Earlier this year, Luminar released a new "perception development platform" for which Volvo is the first customer.
Luminar today announced its "perception development platform," for which Volvo is the first customer.
It is defined as the perception of sounds for which there is no external acoustic source [ 2].
It's the perception problem — a perception of liberal bias for which I haven't found any evidence after checking with editors at the paper.
However, the aim of the study was to quantify the relationship between illness perceptions and HRQoL, for which regression analysis is the preferred method.
