Sentence examples for the perceived frequency from inspiring English sources

When the source and the observer are moving farther apart, the perceived frequency is lower than the normal frequency.

Analyses of quantitative results showed a positive correlation between the perceived frequency of use of a criterion and the appropriateness of the assessment.

When the source and the observer are moving closer together, the perceived frequency is higher than the normal frequency, or the frequency heard when the observer is at rest with respect to the source.

During this short time, the perceived frequency of the mechanical sounds shifts up (as the male approaches) and then down (as he departs, Fig. 2b), and the perceived color of the gorget shifts dramatically from bright red to black (Fig. 2c).

Unexpectedly, hours of television viewing and one's preference for media coverage of post-disaster crime were found to have no significant effects on the perceived frequency of post-disaster crime.

A 11-item questionnaire survey was designed to examine what types of criminal acts people assumed would increase in post-disaster situations, as well as whether the amount of media consumption and preferences for media coverage of crime would affect the perceived frequency of post-disaster crime.

We further provide evidence that pitch misjudgment does not occur in temporal concurrence with the repetition of the whole scale, but according to whether the main perceived frequency is located in the sensitive range of auditory perception or not.

The item on the DTSQ measuring perceived frequency of hypoglycaemia correlated most strongly with Negative Well-being and least with Positive Well-being.

Riazi et al reported that the item on the DTSQ measuring perceived frequency of hypoglycaemia correlated most strongly with negative well-being and least with positive well-being whereas the item measuring perceived frequency of hyperglycaemia correlated most with energy and least with positive well-being [ 5].

An item on the DTSQ measuring perceived frequency of hyperglycaemia correlated the most with Energy and least with Positive Well-being.

Diabetes Treatment Satisfaction Questionnaire (Status Version, DTSQs)[ 27]: the validation analyses used only the items measuring perceived frequency of hypoglycemia and perceived frequency of hyperglycemia.