But perceived power is, well, powerful.
But perceived as a sort of sketchbook for "Rent," in which the same themes are developed with richer idiosyncrasy and breadth, "Tick" has its gentle fascination.
But perceived differences persist, parsed in graduate seminars, silk-screened onto graphic tees.
Looking toward the skilled but perceived to be declining veterans is one such potential edge.
Some specialists contend the real problem is not the ambitious-sounding guidelines, but perceived barriers to exercise.
Investors knew returns would be modest but perceived the asset class as risk-free, an important concept in both financial theory and portfolio construction.
Here's a summary of where things stand: Russia and the United States engaged in a war of words over Ukraine, but perceived restraint in the Russian posture produced a partial recovery in world markets and cautious optimism among diplomats.
"If we have a national unity government that is less efficient but perceived as representative and accountable to the Iraqi people, we think that's better for the future of Iraq".
Some enclaves are interesting for their novelty (Basques in Nevada — who knew?), while others represent something that's enduring but perceived as threatened, as in, "London's East End is still a hyper-cool enclave of creative types surrounded by a sea of commercialization".
What is premium anyway, but perceived value attributed to a device by price, design, or packaging?
Exercise rates are low, but perceived support from close others can influence exercise habits.
