Sentence examples for the accurate perception from inspiring English sources

Due to the harsh processing environment and complex processing procedures, the Internet of Things is utilized to realize the accurate perception and seamless acquisition of different processing information based on the existing automation equipment in the enterprise.

The accurate perception that establishment candidates are bad for working and middle class citizens as well as the US democracy in its entirety has taken root in American politics.

In fact, speech intelligibility depends heavily on the accurate perception of auditory temporal envelope cues, which is the slower amplitude modulations present in the speech waveform (Hall and Grose, 1994; Hescot et al, 2000; Lorenzi et al, 2000).

Rather different support for the suggestion that the hippocampus is important for the accurate perception of length comes indirectly from the finding that hippocampal place cells fire maximally when the individual is a certain distance from the cues that control firing rate (e.g., O' Keefe and Dostrovsky, 1971; Muller et al., 1987; O' Keefe and Burgess, 1996).

Despite the fairly accurate perception of the tsunami hazard among the local population, the warning and evacuation system is less well-known and local people are not especially well prepared for an evacuation.

Patients were asked to fill the MADRS-S before any clinical assessments in order to provide the most accurate perception they have on their disease.

The processes through which women develop a perception of risk have been described as complex and multifaceted, and there is little doubt that the lived experience of breast cancer can interfere with the development of accurate perception of risk and can cause ongoing cancer worry.

The participants showed an accurate perception of the meaning of training.

Given this assumption, and the fact that their study did not find a correlation between HRQOL parameters and disease-free survival in their nonmetastatic breast cancer population, the authors argued in favour of the explanation that HRQOL scores reflect a more accurate perception of the severity of the underlying illness.

To find the trade-off between providing an accurate perception of the global scene and improving the visibility of details without excessively distorting radiometric infrared information, a novel gradient-domain-based visualization method for high dynamic range infrared images is proposed in this study.

Although Adlard and Hazan's data demonstrate that phonetic similarity can complicate accurate perception, the issue of the interaction with stop consonants remains unresolved.