Sentence examples for started perceiving from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the retirement decision yields a marginally lower increase in pension benefits when the individual has already started perceiving them.

In the trials that provided continuous haptic feedback consistent with the simulated shape (Fig. 3c), observers' visual percepts were already different from the no-feedback condition after 10 secs of touching, and as the trial progressed, they started perceiving the concave and slanted surfaces "correctly" with increasing frequency.

Patients with SUI started perceiving their condition as a problem 4.7 ± 5.4 years before referral to urodynamics; 58.3 % of the SUI patients reported their problems with continence to a physician.

We would go there often with her and other patients and I would show her: 'all these are suffering from the same disease'... gradually she started perceiving it to be just normal" (male, roadside area) "He (brother) just gave me hope because I am not the only one.

The company hopes the move will raise sales of the software, if companies start perceiving it as more secure, reliable and easier to use with other software and hardware.

"That to me is more important than new cultures adopting insects … that cultures who eat insects don't start perceiving it as disgusting and moving towards highly processed beefburgers".

Although this assumption, we observe 835 individuals who start perceiving a contributory pension and do not satisfy the minimum period of contributions.

We start perceiving ourselves and our fellow group-members along impersonal, 'typical' dimensions that characterize the group to which we belong.

Therefore, an individual is considered fully retired if she starts receiving a contributory pension stemming from either early retirement, special retirement at the age of 64 or ordinary retirement, and is considered partially retired in case of starting perceiving a contributory pension stemming from partial retirement.

This results in about 320 ms processing time per word, fast enough to keep up with the average speaking rate of 359 ms/word in the presented texts (note that the model is capable of listening to speech faster than 320 ms/word, because the auditory module can already start perceiving a word while other cognitive modules are processing the previous word).

'Verbal transformation' refers to the phenomenon where a word is repeated rapidly, and after a while a new percept 'pops-out', and the participant starts perceiving a word that is different from the one perceived initially.