Sentence examples for and so perceived from inspiring English sources

It is proposed, instead, that perhaps a partless entity may be extended in space, and so perceived.

Motion dazzle distorts speed perception and is most effective at high speeds; stripes can also distort perception of size (and so, perceived range to the target).

Perlin defines Sanism as "The irrational prejudices that cause, and are reflected in, prevailing attitudes toward mentally disabled persons, and those so perceived".

So perceived differences, we argue, are due primarily to tissue composition and tumor cell heterogeneity and not due to a lack of phospho-epitope specificity, although we cannot completely eliminate this possibility.

So, perceived age is a good estimate of health in elderly populations, and hence it was recently shown to be a clinical marker for assessment of "healthy" aging.

This is mainly because the vehicle group moves at a similar speed to the vehicle with the camera, so perceived motion is negligible.

Even so, perceived effectiveness can be used as a proxy for a minimum level of network success.

Perhaps women are particularly likely to walk in the neighborhood during the day, so perceived crime during the day could inhibit this relatively common behavior.

Still, that book ended as Hitler's invasion of Russia faltered, and so Klemperer perceived hope.

They were both outsiders, menaced and so, therefore, perceived as menacing despite their commercial and critical success; they knew power could be positive and effective but was ultimately illusory, fake.

Charismatic and canny, he is of a generation of Palestinian leaders who came to prominence in the uprisings of the late 1980's, and so are perceived as a homegrown and uncorrupted alternative to the expatriates who arrived with Mr. Arafat after the Oslo agreements of 1993.