Sentence examples for based on a perception from inspiring English sources

Others have stressed that the overall relationship between European corporate enterprises and the Indian and other Asian authorities was often an amicable one, based on a perception of mutual advantage, which often led to an increase in trade and regional prosperity.

I won't bore you with its details now; suffice to say that ordinal utility describes the hypothetical substitution by the consumer of one bundle of goods for another bundle, based on a perception of their relative usefulness.

"It's based on a perception of young black men".

And his popularity was based on a perception that he was a centrist, a different kind of politician, a man true to his convictions.

"The ban seemed to be based on a perception of demand and fear of consumer backlash, not on any scientific evidence about GM crops themselves," Calder said.

It is based on a perception that managed ecosystems are complex, dynamic systems with a large degree of unpredictability.

Our proposed approach is based on a Bayesian perception method that actively controls the sensor with local small repositioning movements to reduce perception uncertainty, followed by explorative movements based on the outcome of each perceptual decision making step.

Neither view is necessarily correct or incorrect, but based on a certain perception of the world, you are likely to lean in one way or the other.

It instead concludes that it does not, based on a personal perception of the artist.

"Essentially he had a naïf style, a style based on a childlike perception of the world.

Common sense is defined as "sound and prudent judgment based on a simple perception of the situation or fact".