Uniform changes of components in the (L^*a^*b^*) color space aim to correspond to uniform changes in perceived color, so the relative perceptual differences between any two colors in (L^*a^*b^*) can be approximated by treating each color as a point in a three-dimensional space (with three components: (L^*, a^*, b^*)) The distance between two colors can be measured by Euclidean distance.
Therefore, speed was underestimated with uniform contrast reduction (perceived speed equivalent to 41.4 and 41.5 km/hr for moderate and severe reduction, respectively).
The implicit bias toward gravitational motion when viewing an oscillating pendulum is also revealed by the observation that harmonic motion is perceived as uniform [ 35].
Fifth, the support steers the behavior of unit actors toward desirable performance levels and a uniform presentation, which is perceived to help stimulate quality of care, survival and competitive advantage.
"Foreign retailers deliver an [inexpensive] product that is not perceived as a uniform," says Marshal Cohen, chief retail analyst at the Port Washington, N.Y.-based NPD Group.
The Nottingham Sheriff's troops did not dare to enter the woods because they lacked enough knowledge of a geographical area they perceived as a uniform indistinct place.
Our study has shown that voles adapt their feeding strategies to the perceived levels of uniform risk and that their feeding strategies are specific for different classes of predation.
But should South Carolina 22-144) defeat Memphis (26-9) in tonight's N.I.T. final at Madison Square Garden, don't expect anyone in a Gamecocks uniform to bemoan his team's perceived failures.
Thus, whether the points of visual space are mislocalized along the same uniform direction or whether they are perceived as compressed towards the saccadic target seems to depend crucially on provision of a visual reference [4].
Instead, Billups became a journeyman, a perceived bust, wearing five uniforms in six years before evolving into an All-Star, Mr. Big Shot, in Detroit.
