Sentence examples for physiological perception from inspiring English sources

Then we propose a Binaural Cue Physiological Perception Model (BCPPM) based on binaural hearing.

To measure this spatial information, we build a Binaural Cue Physiological Perception Model (BCPPM) on the ground of binaural hearing, which represents spatial information in the physical and physiological layers.

The first paper, "A multimedia application: spatial perceptual entropy of multichannel audio signals" by S. Chen et al. builds a binaural cue physiological perception model on the ground of binaural hearing which represents spatial information in the physical and physiological layers.

As O'Halloran (1999: 27) states, "verbal discourse functions to describe commonsense reality, visual display connects our physiological perceptions to this reality and in combination with metaphorical shifts, creates new entities which are intuitively accessible".

This paper focuses on one of the factors that influences physiological comfort perception: the temperature difference between users and the objects with which they interact.

However, field and laboratory studies on repeated-bout exercise in adults and youth clearly indicate that previous same-day strenuous physical activity and heat exposure can have a negative 'carry-over' impact on physiological strain, perception of effort, and performance during the next bout of activity.

In his core epistemology, he offers the first modern model of knowledge from the senses to be integrated with a physiological account of perception.

First we review projective Fourier analysis of the conformal camera and point to its unique attributes for modeling physiological aspects of perception.

This may be important when looking for the physiological correlates of perception as opposed to the presence of a stimulus per se.

From bird song to infant language development and from second language learning to relearning to hear after a period of deafness, it is important to know if being exposed to sound is sufficient to alter the physiological representation and perception of sound [1], [2].

Associated species may occupy different microhabitats or show physiological differences in perception and could therefore differ in the type of stimuli they are more likely to detect.