Sentence examples for perception of thrill from inspiring English sources

Frequency and peak pressure were adjusted for each patient to improve comfort and to be certain that the entire thorax was being percussed; this was done on the basis of visualization of external thoracic movements and perception of thrill on the patient's thorax.

The effort turned out to be so detached from its target market that it completely missed how much customers emotionally value the perception of getting a discount, the thrill of the deal, even if in fact they're paying more than "everyday low prices".

Felder is now hoping to recruit a scientist at M.I.T., presumably the one who recently asked him to be an official reader of a master's thesis on "the effect of music on perceptions of flavor" — a thrill, he says, for a doctors' son from Roxbury whose own college thesis involved post-colonial cooking in Tasmania.

Felder is now hoping to recruit a scientist at M.I.T., presumably the one who recently asked him to be an official reader of a master's thesis on "the effect of music on perceptions of flavor"—a thrill, he says, for a doctors' son from Roxbury whose own college thesis involved post-colonial cooking in Tasmania.

Their crossing behaviours have been associated with sensation seeking tendencies (thrill-seeking) or perception of control, compared to elderly for example.

The clinical symptoms include poor flow with loss of thrill in the graft, enlarging pseudoaneurysm or ipsilateral limb swelling.

Alters your perception of danger.

"The perception of Africa is wrong.

What is the Indian perception of South Africa?

They change my perception of myself.

What about the perception of a conflict?