Sentence examples for perception of temperature from inspiring English sources

Dr. Bluestein also said the perception of temperature might not depend on physiology at all.

The rule for perception of temperature she said, is, "It depends".

This simulation showes a correct perception of temperature distribution in PEMFC.

Over all, how warm or cold a person feels "has more to do with our perception of temperature than with our actual temperature," she said.

Such discrepancy in the perception of temperature sensitivity and its association with seasons might be explained by various headache incidences and the perception of temperature fluctuations among different seasons.

This diary-based study provides evidence to link the perception of temperature sensitivity and headache incidence in migraine patients.

However, the transcriptome-level changes that underlie perception of temperatures below zero, which may be related to the ability to survive under extremely low temperatures [ 4], is poorly understood comparing that with cold sensing above freezing temperature.

To make certain that the cause and effect weren't flipped — that beliefs in global warming weren't influencing perceptions of temperature — they switched around the order of the questions and compared the beliefs in global warming to actual, and not just perceived, temperature deviation.

This paper describes and analyses the users' overall perceptions of temperature and of air quality in both summer and winter, and in particular whether they found conditions hot or cold, stable or variable, still or draughty, dry or humid, fresh or stuffy, or odourless or smelly.

Next, we stratified the headache time series by personal perceptions of temperature sensitivity.

"Color affects our perception of body temperature," said Ms. O'Connor, whose center offers art therapy classes that "tune into the vibration of color".