Sentence examples for that time perception from inspiring English sources

My recent research indicates that time perception itself is not one thing: instead it is composed of many subparts, such as simultaneity judgments, temporal order judgments, flicker rate, subjective duration, and so on.

Previous research suggests that time perception is supported by the same attentional resources involved in sequence processing.

"Our results suggest that time perception offers an as yet unstudied dimension along which animals can specialize...

It was hypothesized that time perception would be significantly underestimated, thus lending support to the idea that time estimation might partially explain play time.

It is generally agreed that time perception exhibits a multi-regional structure, i.e. different mechanisms are responsible for subjective duration encoding in different time ranges [29], [41].

However, our fMRI findings suggest that time perception does not benefit from DA therapy when activity is not sufficiently reinstated in timekeeping and non-temporal control systems known to mediate time perception.

First, we found that time-perception deficits were associated with striatal, cortical, and cerebellar dysfunction.

From the perspective of SET, these results suggest either that the time perception system automatically switches to the auditory pacemaker rate when sounds are present or that there is an additional audiovisual pacemaker rate that is highly similar to the auditory pacemaker rate.

According to their results, the time estimates of experts are 27% shorter than those of novice gamers, suggesting that the time perception distortion caused by video games may differ according to gamer profile.

It may be some of this optimism that inspires Ms. Hammond to propose that studying time perception could lead to mental health advances, as when she suggests, hopefully, that understanding the involuntary flash-forwards that can precede suicide might lead to better prevention.

But I also believe that time changes, perception changes.