Sentence examples for perception of content from inspiring English sources

Another reason is the perception of content ownership.

The Feds also stated that MegaUpload utilized third-party sites to publicize the "infringing content" and "manipulated the perception of content" by omitting infringing content from the top content lists.

Recently, the world of multimedia has been observing a growth in new imaging modalities aiming at improving user immersion capability, providing more realistic perception of content, and consequently, reaching new levels of quality of experience.

"Instead, the indictment alleges that the conspirators manipulated the perception of content available on their servers by not providing a public search function on the Megaupload site and by not including popular infringing content on the publicly available lists of top content downloaded by its users".

It is possible that the increase in sand fly Lltryp2 occurs due to the presence of a perceived pathogen or as a consequence of a non-specific perception of contents within the midgut.

It has been suggested that taking a pretest can influence students' perceptions of content, influencing student performance on the assessment (Solomon [1949]).

Topics covered included: childbirth education, patients' understandings of perinatal events and care, their awareness of handover, perceptions of content and setting of handover, and suggestions for improvement of maternity handover.

After the last session, the participants completed a general course evaluation questionnaire (n = 25; completion time less than 15 minutes) to assess perceptions of content quality, trainers, location, organization and overall judgment of the course (1 = extremely bad to 10 = excellent).

For self-efficacy, task perception, quality of content and consequential impact, the Likert type scores are presented as percentages after dichotomization (1 3 (fully) disagree or partly disagree versus 4 and 5 (fully) agree).

Brent Weinstein, the U.T.A. agent, explains, "On the Internet, there's the perception of infinite content to sell against" — advertisers worry that their ads will vanish into the remoter reaches of the teeming sea.

To analyze the perception of sexual content (PSC) of tobacco advertisements and its potential impact on the process of smoking in adolescents.