"perception mechanisms" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the mental processes that allow a person, or organism, to interpret the sensory information it receives, such as sight, sound, taste, touch, and smell. For example, "Humans rely heavily on their perception mechanisms to interact with the world around them."
The information was obtained by a Kohonen neural network that simulates the biological perception mechanisms.
Two different perception mechanisms, as a function of the roughness wavelength, have been pointed out.
The EBCM is based on the observation that human perception mechanisms are very sensitive to contours (or edges).
This suggests that habituation to noise has two aspects, sensation and perception mechanisms, corresponding to sleep polygraphy and to questionnaire respectively.
The comparison results show that our maps which are based on the biological perception mechanisms are more consistent with the human fixation density maps.
Central pain perception mechanisms can be involved, including sensitization and cortical and subcortical reorganization (Latremoliere and Woolf 2009; Roussel et al. 2013).
These techniques are designed based on the human visual depth perception mechanism.
In our feature extraction framework, the preprocessing method is motivated by the auditory perception mechanism of human being which simulates a cochlear-like peripheral auditory stage.
(1) Preprocessing step motivated by the auditory perception mechanism of human being provides a higher frequency resolution at low frequencies and helps to obtain robust spectrotemporal feature.
This study imitates the perception mechanism of these filiform sensory hairs of crickets by designing and fabricating a Multi-electrode Metal Core Piezoelectric Fiber (MMPF -based airflow sensor.
It is inspired by the visual perception mechanism of the human visual cortex, and satisfactorily addresses the disadvantages encountered by other methods in the area.
