perceptually

Examples

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• The software helps users see data in a way that is perceptually easier to understand and analyze.

• The text in these signs is often too brief to present multiple lines that are perceptually difficult to separate.

  Academic text (2005)

• Like the information we're given is shorter, but it's perceptually longer to him.

  CreepCast

• If you look at this sequence, it's more perceptually similar to the habituation sequence than this one is.

• While experiencing VR, users believe they are both physically and perceptually inside the computer-generated image.

  Academic text (1997)

• In Study A, the students with linguistic-type dyslexia did no better in linguistically focused training than in perceptually focused training.

  Academic text (2013)

• Useful acoustic descriptions should also differentiate perceptually acceptable fricatives from misarticulations.

  Academic text (2013)

• Differences in VOT are perceptually essential to discriminate between voiced and voiceless stop consonants.

  Academic text (2012)

• The new sound system makes music perceptually richer, creating a surround effect that immerses the listener.

• In the painting, colors are perceptually blended, making the scene appear more lifelike and dynamic.

Synonyms

P

perceptibly

vsperceptually

2 5.6

You can easily notice it

focuses on being noticeable in degree rather than the general relation to sensing

S

sensorially

vsperceptually

6.9

In a way that affects your senses like sight or touch

is broader, covering any way things are noticed not only sensory input

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