That's our gift, that more reliable joy: the surprising use of language to highlight striking perceptions.
This is a striking gap in perception between employees and their leaders.
Separately, the shows function as breathtaking stand-alone pieces; together, they form a striking commentary on perceptions of black identity.
Fear of inflation and broad-based aversion to debt also help to explain a striking divergence in the perception of Germany's wealth at home and abroad.
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Security by 2030 Home Sweet Home (especially in Finland): Finally, Fig. 5 reveals a striking difference in the perception of security.
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When the offset of the target-surrounding cue dots is delayed relative to the rest of the array, a striking reduction in the perception of the target image surrounded by the dots is observed.
In a striking example of how perceptions have transformed, voters no longer view Mr. Bush as the runaway winner in the November election.
Although there were a lot of similarities, a striking difference was found regarding the perception of patients' self-management between healthcare professionals and patients.
Consider the paper by Treue et al. on page 270 of this issue, which presents a striking example of how far our understanding of perception has progressed.
