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Perception (from
Latin perceptio 'gathering, receiving') is the organization, identification, and
interpretation of
sensory information in
order to represent...
- Like
traditional physical watermarks,
digital watermarks are
often only
perceptible under certain conditions, e.g.
after using some algorithm. If a digital...
- is also
known as the
difference limen,
difference threshold, or
least perceptible difference. For many
sensory modalities, over a wide
range of stimulus...
- From the
resulting momentary value of
flicker the
short term
flicker "
perceptibility"
value Pst is
calculated according to a
statistical process over a standardized...
- education). The
knowledge must be of,
Socrates concludes, an eternal, non-
perceptible Form.
Plato also
discusses several aspects of epistemology. In several...
- "The
minds of all of us, and
therefore the
physical world,
would be
perceptibly different if
Wells had
never existed."
Orwell was an
admirer of Arthur...
- is so like the
characteristic examples of that
class that
there is no
perceptible distinction to be made
between the two. Rose, p. 328 Harrison, pp. 51...
-
develop "a mode of
walking across a room by
which it was
scarcely at all
perceptible". The
motion of the ship at sea may also have
helped to
create a favourable...
- as an adjective,
means situated at a
sensory threshold,
hence barely perceptible.
Subliminal means below perception. The
absolute threshold is the lowest...
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University of Leeds. p. 152. O'Connor, J.D and Tooley, O. (1964) "The
perceptibility of
certain word-boundaries" in Abercrombie, D. et al In
Honour of Daniel...
