Sentence examples for perception properties from inspiring English sources

The input color pixels are classified into different categories based on the characteristics of the human color perception properties.

The perception properties, stability and flow behavior of food foams strongly depend on their gas fraction and bubble size distribution.

All basic descriptors have been developed so that invariance against common transformations of visual material, e.g. filtering, contrast/color manipulation, resizing, etc., is achieved, and that they are fitted to human perception properties.

In a way, we intend to generalize the deductive approach used by Lindblom [Phonetic Universal in Vowel Systems, in: J.J. Ohala, J.J. Jaeger (Eds)., Experimental Phonology, Academic Press, Orlando, p. 13] to explain vowel systems from production and perception properties.

Finally using binaural frequency-domain perception property, we give a formula to compute the quantity of spatial information and numerical results of spatial information estimation of real-world stereo audio signals.

The time-domain and frequency-domain envelope parameters are extracted from the high-frequency components of speech signal, and then these parameters are embedded in the corresponding narrowband speech bit stream by the modified least significant bit watermark method which uses perception property.

Architectural acoustics entails architectural design, human perception, material properties, and building systems.

(In veridical perception, these properties are locally instantiated; in illusion and hallucination, they are not).

It also appears to have been modeled on familiar objects in the sense that, in perception, every property of an object outside the mind corresponded to a counterpart property within the mind; this was joined by the assumption that the latter somehow reproduced the former.

He has also noticed an increase in the number of Americans, encouraged by a stronger dollar and a perception that property in Croatia will hold its value.

"The payment of damages in and of itself can create a stigma and adverse perception of property value," Mr. Stanton said, "and that can trigger additional claims by additional people who were in proximity to the original claims.