Sentence examples for perceptual order from inspiring English sources

It's a human instinct to try to create perceptual order wherever we look, no matter how much disorder surrounds us.

A poet whose thoughts are saturated with prior literature recognizes the actual, living fox by mentally matching it to the fox on the page, a reversal of the usual perceptual order — observe, then describe — that threatens to fog up her vision.

The experimental paradigm resulted in a proportion of observations (47%) in which the perceptual ordering of the flashes was inverted in time.

In Section 3, we present the adaptive calculation methods for the perceptual weighted order p and the spectral amplitude order β, respectively.

In addition, we propose two adaptive calculation methods for the perceptual weighted order p and the spectral amplitude order β concerned in the proposed cost function, respectively.

(14 where i and j are the indices of speech hypothesis and decision space; G f denotes gain floor factor, p is the perceptual weighted order, and β is the spectral amplitude order.

From (14) we can see that, for speech hypothesis H 1, the perceptual weighted order p [12 14] and the spectral amplitude order β [15, 16] are jointly incorporated into the distortion measure.

Moreover, the combined cost function consists of two general weighted distortion measures under the speech presence or speech absence of spectral amplitudes, in which the perceptual weighted order p [12 14] and the spectral amplitude order β [15, 16] are jointly used.

We evaluated the performance of our system based on the retrieval accuracy and on the perceptual similarity order among retrieved images.

Such a theorist can and perhaps should—insist that phenomenally conscious experience occurs when and only when a first-order perceptual state causes a higher-order belief in the existence of that state in a way that doesn't depend upon self-interpretation.

Picciuto's idea is that the relevant sort of complex self-representational state will consist of a first-order perceptual content combined with a higher-order concept like experience that embeds, or 'quotes' that very perceptual content.