Sentence examples for thresholds of perception from inspiring English sources

Our senses have thresholds of perception; that is, given any amount of stimulation of a sense, there is an amount more of that stimulation which is required for us to notice it.

Only Sample 5 (exposed in the Window in Apsley House) reached approximately 5%% area coverage, a value which is close to the thresholds of perception usually used in heritage institutions as an indicative level requiring cleaning maintenance.

In regular Budweiser, the bitterness of the hops is kept "at the threshold of perception," in Garrett Oliver's words.

The unit could be strapped to a subject's wrist, where it would flash a number at a rate just beyond the threshold of perception.

The threshold of perception of lateral motion varies considerably with individuals; a small proportion of the population can sense 0.003 g or 0.004 g.

An effective stimulation (intensity corresponding to the threshold of perception, TENS+) was compared with a placebo stimulation (.01 × threshold of perception, TENS−).

The goal of the present study was to determine the electrophysiological correlate of the threshold of perception of passive motion (TPPM) in a group of healthy individuals.

The contours were determined at vibration magnitudes from the threshold of perception to levels associated with severe discomfort and risks to health.

The adaptive psychometric testing method in [12] uses subject responses to modify stimulus levels so that they efficiently converge to the threshold of perception.

Ten right-handed male volunteers, between 20 and 30 years of age, were submitted to the threshold of perception of passive motion (TPPM) task in a proprioception testing device (PTD).

Twelve subjects experienced the vibration of a backrest (at each of the 11 preferred one-third octave centre frequencies in the range 2.5 25 Hz) at vibration magnitudes from the threshold of perception to 24 dB above threshold.