Luhrmann compares the "sophisticated expertise" required to hear God's voice to the training that a sonogram technician needs in order to distinguish the outline of a fetus from a fuzzy black-and-white haze: it is a matter of "training perception".
It also suggests further studies in order to compare the performance index of learning in simulated welding environment when associated with a previous training perception of AR.
It may be that the limited opportunities for clinical training, perception of being underpaid and high burden of paperwork are causally linked to the dis-satisfaction expressed by Chinese ophthalmology residents, as in their desire not to have their children follow their career path.
During practice, participants were provided only with verbal outcome feedback about directional error; one group trained perception and the second trained action, whereas the third group did not practice.
In order to cope with these unfamiliar situations, improvements must be made both in sensing technologies and in the capability to autonomously train perception models.
Instead, Thayer came to believe that the theory belonged to artists, with their trained perception: "The whole basis of picture making consists in contrasting against its background every object in the picture", he argued.
Telephone interviews were used to collect data on injuries, falls, pre-season training and perceptions of risk to polo owner-players and horses, using a retrospective cohort design.
One review found that 60% of 40 reviewed articles reported learner reactions to training (eg, perceptions of training utility, applicability and general satisfaction with training).
This study evaluated GPwSI's case-load, procedural training and perceptions of offering formalised operative training experience to surgical trainees.
A cross-national study that considers teachers' training and perceptions of children might prove to be interesting.
