Sentence examples for the same perceived from inspiring English sources

Adding Nordic walking poles will take your fitness to the next level by allowing you to walk faster and further, but without the same perceived exertion.

One recent study found cyclists produced more power – and thus burnt more calories – for the same perceived effort, when they were outdoors.

The upsurge of media interest in the independent candidate for the London mayoralty, Siobhan Benita, is the latest centrist manifestation of the same perceived volatility.

But some of the same perceived shortcomings of Mr. Pawlenty still exist among his detractors, including the critique that he lacks a fiery presence and the ability to excite a crowd.

In scenario 2, CLO also enables to serve more users with the same perceived quality, although in this case the gains diminish for increasing number of users.

Therefore, the main goal is to reconstruct a synthetic relative phase which has the same perceived characteristics as the original one.

And suddenly I had contacts and everyone thought I was pretty, but I was the same person perceived as pretty.' She shrugs about the incongruity of it.

While toughening and damage might seem to be two contradictory concepts for the mechanics of crack growth, they are actually the same phenomena perceived from two different vantage points.

Some critics, also noting the change in approach, derided the band for returning to mine the same influences perceived in their debut album.

The horizontally aligned optics of the instrument were intended to maintain the same visually perceived eye level (VPEL) optically.

Only one third of families felt enough informed and the same proportion perceived the risk that their daughter could acquire the infection.