Sentence examples for surprising perceived from inspiring English sources

The most important message in this paper is the observation that Wilson networks have derived patterns that can be classified using methods from the theory of symmetry-breaking Hopf bifurcations and that these derived patterns appear to correspond to the surprising perceived states found in psychophysics experiments.

Even more surprising, students who perceived their classroom teachers to be effective in facilitating learning scored lower on the OSCE, warranting further exploration.

This is perhaps not surprising given that perceived safety of cycle routes influences their use (Heinen et al., 2010; Lawlor et al., 2003).

The somewhat surprising finding that perceived coercion is not correlated to legal status (or as shown in other studies the use of coercive measures) raises questions about the validity of the measures used for coercion in clinical studies.

Christine Clifford: 'Hardly surprising' Well: unwanted advertising, perceived political interference in campaign pages, lack of action on racist and sexist pages.

It is equally surprising that someone who perceived his candidate as having enormous weaknesses in caucuses would have steered the campaign directly into the Iowa caucus.

Given that the frequency of illusory extensions decreases over time, it is not surprising that an overall perceived velocity, computed taking into account no-movement periods (see Methods section), decreases.

She managed to retain her core toughness and sense of self, as well as her sense of a man she loved in part for the surprising gaucheness and desperation she perceived in him.

In addition to verifying the relevance and usefulness of the patterns collection, it also shows both expected and surprising correlations between background and perceived relevance and usefulness.

Other social categories are arguably less obviously encoded in visual cues, but they may nevertheless be perceived with a surprising degree of accuracy.

This is surprising since in the RAA, perceived norms and attitude predict intention independently [ 17].