The driving force behind the rise of this concept is the fact that a network is a very apt and well-perceivable representation of the interrelation of things.
In this work, the intensity of the visual stimulus E0 v was fixed at value 15 in all the simulations; this value produces a quite elevated activation in the visual area, so as to mimic a well-perceivable and well-localizable visual input, as it is generally used in the in vivo studies to produce the ventriloquism effect [ 5, 7, 8].
In these instances, interactions between mechanical components were generally linear and deterministic as well as readily perceivable and understood.
But we don't want to say that whenever x is perceivable, it is perceived etc.
Secondly, no zone of inhibition was detected in well-cut diffusion assay of E. amylovora strain EGY1 DSM 101800 containing 100 µM FeCl3; however, agar diffusion plates prepared without FeCl3 showed perceivable zones of inhibition around the wells containing the antimicrobial agent of quest.
Successful products need to deliver a credible health benefit and be good products with respect to their perceivable properties.
Mild symptoms are defined as symptoms that are hardly perceivable with only a slight impairment of general well-being; moderate symptoms are defined as clearly noticeable symptoms, but tolerable without immediate relief; and severe symptoms are defined as overwhelming discomfort with an urgent desire for immediate relief.
In assessment of image perception, this concept is used not only for colour changes, but all visually perceivable aspects of image quality e.g. blurring and contrast, as well as other aspects of image quality [16].
To confirm that test and control conditions differed only with respect to emotion, and not perceivable odor, we used a double-blind forced-choice discrimination task, as well as Likert scales, to verify that participants were unable to detect intensity, valence, or qualitative differences in odor between the stress and exercise sweat.
