Sentence examples for shift perceived from inspiring English sources

In line with this shift, perceived scientific orientation, the number of professional journals read and attendance of specialist meetings and events also seemed to favour early adoption, with the exception of high-quality or low frequency PTAMs, which seemed to hinder it.

Messing and Durgin (2005) showed that a subtle direct manipulation of the explicit visual horizon in a virtual environment (i.e., lowering it by 1.5°) also shifted perceived distance as predicted both for explicit estimation and for a blindfolded walking task.

However, one prediction of the noise-induced shift of ILD functions to ILDs favouring more contralateral locations is that, in noise, there should be an apparent shift in perceived sound location to more lateral locations.

However the proposed shift is perceived, the relationship between the Nation and the wider black community will remain complex.

When factories move abroad, however, the shift is perceived to be due to poorer labour conditions, laxer environmental standards, and lower wages in the competing nation.

JAMES THAJUDEEN Brooklyn, July 11, 2012   High levels of selfishness in today's modern society are a reflection of desperation and a seismic shift in perceived opportunities for the masses.

These local initiatives represent a shift in perceived responsibilities.

Altering the blur in the periphery had little or no effect on the shift of perceived neutral focus following adaptation to normal/blurred central images.

A level shift is perceived better as more observations are seen out-of-control limits, i.e., as n is increasing.

Results indicate that the brochures promoted significant gains in knowledge about breast cancer and mammography screening, a positive shift in perceived benefits of mammography, and a reduction in perceived barriers to getting mammograms.

Lastly, we propose that this discrete shift in perceived direction is directly germane to the perceived flight of spinning balls.