| Messing with our rods and cones, Downing's saturated dots stick around perceptually in afterimages. |
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| I may be perceptually blind, but not all scientists will be, and out of this fact arises the possibility of new percepts and paradigms. |
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| It tells us something about the nature of perception and what makes things perceptually similar to one another. |
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| It is intended to provide a perceptually more uniform color spacing for colors at approximately the same luminance. |
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| The pilot was perceptually confused, and allowed the vessel to leave the channel. |
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| For instance, if I perceive a tomato, and it looks red and round to me, then redness and roundness are properties that perceptually appear to me. |
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| Part VIII includes only one exception to accommodate perceptually disabled persons. |
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| Still, we interpret this perceptually as if it were a real object. |
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| A perceptually disorientating play of light tumbles inside this cavernous enclosure within which rays infinitely reflect upon all surfaces of polished concrete. |
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| What one may also hear in casual speech is wedn't, as vowel rounding is perceptually and acoustically similar to retroflexion. |
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| In this direction, the n-phase levelsets with perceptually uniform color space has been preferred. |
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| Acoustic analysis of voice in individuals with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and perceptually normal vocal quality. |
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| These 'authentic experiencers' become physically and perceptually immersed in the natural environment, leaving behind at the trailhead the built human environment that characterizes daily life. |
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| An unexpected event is more likely to be noticed if the event is perceptually salient,6 and people typically take longer to respond to unexpected events and tend to make more errors in their response. |
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| Continue to provide textbooks and learning materials in alternate formats to students who are blind or who have low vision and are in district school boards and to perceptually impaired students in colleges and universities. |
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| When the imposed acceleration is of short duration such as the bounce of a car or the motion of a swing, one can separate perceptually the imposed motion from that of gravity. |
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| The best one can hope for is that the difference between what might have been, and what has been reconstructed, are perceptually indistinguishable. |
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| There is some concern about restrictions on service to francophones outside Quebec as well as the need to serve all perceptually disabled persons. |
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| Through CAER, each provincial resource centre is able to share their braille and alternate format texts with one another, increasing their ability to service students who are blind and perceptually impaired. |
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| With her husband, Dr. John Augustine, they worked diligently for the provincial recognition and programs for perceptually handicapped children, the Thunder Bay museum and the Thunder Bay National Art Gallery for Native Art. |
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| I am convinced that the passage of time, at least perceptually, increases geometrically as one ages, hopefully gracefully. |
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| These samples were also analyzed perceptually for possible phonemic errors. |
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| We don't want to have to enter that fray, so to create the best, most level playing field, both actually and perceptually, we separated it by platform. |
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| The creative arts are often divided into more specific categories, typically along perceptually distinguishable categories such as media, genre, styles, and form. |
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| Perceptually tricky yet highly engaging, Channel 11 is an encaustic painting on wood with a gridded picture plane of equally sized beige, brown and blue squares. |
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