Sentence examples for perception of average from inspiring English sources
Participants scored their subjective perception of average pain intensity on a Visual Analogue Scale (VAS) [28].
The perception of average, or ensemble, characteristics is beneficial, since it provides information about the texture and the gist of a scene.
Despite improvements in risk perception, on average 60% of women in the DA group still had risk perceptions that were inconsistent with a broadly defined range of accuracy.
"The perception of the average Londoner might be of curry houses and call centres but coming down the line are global IT players, pharmaceutical firms, steel producers and car makers," says Mr Ross.
Such a success would also be popular within the sport, where the perception of the average American sprinter is of a cocky, loud-mouth braggart who trash-talks his opponent as readily as the unassuming Powell thanks his partner (God) and the university community he says has guided him so well.
The essence of the previous paragraph was that prejudice arises from two factors: perception of the average as informed by personal experience, and institutionalized power dynamics.
He welcomed the publicity that the story generated, using it to describe the common perception of the average BNP member as a "skinhead oik" as untrue.
Models of the theoretical perception of the average colour pattern suggest that the crabs are physiologically capable of discriminating variation in spot size and distribution.
A small decrease in the threshold results in a disproportionate increase in the ant's perception of the average cluster size, that is, the amount of work available (Figure 9a).
In the present experiments, we examined whether the degree of ensemble pooling, defined as an observer's perception of the average orientation information in the stimulus array, is independent of the degree of crowding.
This study reports the association between perception of above average levels of air pollution compared with others in the neighbourhood and a number of factors that may influence reporting.
