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something or
someone who is
being perceived. The
amount of
information gathered by the
sensory organs of the
perceiver affects the
interpretation and understanding...
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Perceiver is a
transformer adapted to be able to
process non-textual data, such as images,
sounds and video, and
spatial data.
Transformers underlie other...
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particularly exercise testing, the
rating of
perceived exertion (RPE), as
measured by the Borg
rating of
perceived exertion scale (RPE scale), is a frequently...
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scientific work on his
concept of
perceived internal control differed mostly into two branches. One
believed perceived control to be a
fixed personality...
- The
appearance of
impropriety is a
phrase referring to a
situation which to a
layperson without knowledge of the
specific cir****stances
might seem to raise...
- the
penalties for hate
crimes committed on the
basis of the
actual or
perceived race, color, religion,
national origin, ethnicity, or
gender of any person...
- 1111/j.1468-0025.1994.tb00032.x. Mawson, T. (2005). "How can I know I've
perceived God?".
International Journal for
Philosophy of Religion. 57 (2): 105–121...
- also be
expressed as a
straightforward relationship between perceived benefits and
perceived costs:
Value =
Benefits - Cost. The
basic underlying concept...
- The
combination of
perceived severity and
perceived susceptibility is
referred to as
perceived threat.
Perceived severity and
perceived susceptibility to...
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increases perceived performance, but when real
performance cannot be
increased due to
physical limitations,
techniques can be used to
increase perceived performance...
