Sentence examples for perception of step from inspiring English sources

To summarise, our results indicate that a visual illusion affected the perception of step riser height.

The results suggest that the changed perception of step height produced by the horizontal-vertical illusion led to a similar change in action by the lead foot to ensure that the step wasn't hit to avoid tripping and falling.

It is far from obvious that a change in visual perception of a step's height should necessarily lead to a change in stepping strategy.

What mattered most was good old fashioned populism: the power of public outrage, voter's perception of how out of step candidates were with their values, and a leader's authenticity.

Voters returned him to office, after two previous unsuccessful runs since leaving office on 1 January 2001, with the hope he can restore order to a city suffering from gridlock traffic and worsening perceptions of safety out of step with recent security and economic and security gains in the rest of Colombia.

Thus the lack of electoral accountability for expenses-related misconduct in 2010 cannot be attributed solely to a failure in the functioning of the perceptions step of electoral accountability.

"Overhanging this, of course, is this perception of American disengagement and stepping back from leadership on a lot of problems in the world, which is a perception that our Arab friends and allies have in the Middle East and, you know, I think is very much prevalent in Europe," he said.

"The corporate behavior here seems out of step with my perceptions of the Maclaren brand as a parent," said Greg Allen, the founder and publisher of Daddy Types.

Since its creation in 1978, the foreign intelligence surveillance (Fisa) court has only rejected a handful of the thousands of requests for surveillance made by the FBI or the National Security Agency, prompting a perception of the court as a step in the wiretapping process, rather than the major judicial check on unreasonable searches and seizures.

In the last step, the perception of the engine sounds are evaluated by measuring changes in the perceived loudness and sound preference of the engine with and without encapsulation by human participants.

Like many Turrell works, Encounter plays with viewers' perception of light, inviting you to step inside an observatory lodged in a hill.