perceptual

Examples of perceptually

perceptually
The larger context for this controversy is the issue of whether young children's categorization is reflexive and perceptually-driven or deliberative and conceptually-driven.
Cues which are frequently available, reliable and perceptually salient win over cues of lesser strength.
Second, despite its emphasis on perceptual behavior, it neglects the most pervasive of perceptually-guided human behaviors: active saccadic looking.
Faithfulness constraints prevent modifications of the input that are perceptually salient.
I also assume the inherent ranking in (40b), which is motivated perceptually according to the dominance condition in (23).
Ecologically based techniques provide tools to deal with perceptually relevant sound parameters.
In the analysis, we require a feature to be more faithfully preserved if it is perceptually more salient.
Its several underlying identities are markedly different from one another but share redness, which among colors is perceptually extreme and environmentally unusual.
More force was applied to the perceptually larger disks.
While the analysis is too complex to describe here, the results clearly showed that size and distance are perceptually independent.
A perceptually based model of children's earliest productions.
Studies on the formation of perceptually based basiclevel categories in young infants.
The other 12 pictures were the target primes - objects that were perceptually similar in shape to the target object.
The three grating types are clearly distinguishable perceptually.
The color-map is quantized to give the appearance of a contour plot and to make differentiation of its regions more perceptually salient.
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