Sentence examples for perceptual approach from inspiring English sources
The noise reduction algorithm is based on the new perceptual approach exploiting some properties of the human auditory system.
It relies on two domains that remain generally distinct: the design with a scientific approach (generally math-based) and the design with a sensory and perceptual approach (subjective).
Discrimination tests employing an affective/synthetic perceptual approach (which is the normal consumer perceptual process) resulted in higher discriminability than tests that employed an analytical/synthetic approach.
This show and a very recent one by Richard Anuszkiewicz Mr. Stanczakk's roommate at Yale, where they both studied under Joseph Albers) suggest that the perceptual approach is as viable as it was in the days of Post-Impressionism, when Seurat was investigating the psychology of perception.
The perceptual approach is based on frequency conversion, corresponding to the subjective reception of the human hearing system.
ACE is a perceptual approach inspired by some adaptation mechanisms of the human vision system, in particular lightness constancy and color constancy.
Perceptual approaches also rest on evidence that the receiver's preconceptions are at least as important as the message content in determining what will be understood.
At the close of the 20th century landscape quality assessment practice evolved toward a shaky marriage whereby both expert and perceptual approaches are applied in parallel and then, in some as yet unspecified way, merged in the final environmental management decision making process.
Overgaard (2012), in considering a number of perceptual approaches, has channelled Merleau-Ponty in arguing that emotions can be visible.
This last paper combines physical and perceptual approaches to develop real-time model for a moving source, and applies it to two audio applications.
The perceptual approaches to these issues have tended to focus on the attributes that convey the impression that sounds are in motion.
