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A release of data is said to have the k-anonymity [29, 31] property if the information for each person contained in the release cannot be perceived from at least k-1 individuals whose information show up in the release.
After the program, I moved away from how I perceived myself to how I wanted to be perceived.
No change in subjective pain intensity was perceived at RT-SS from T0 to T1, meaning that during hormone free interval, participants rated an electrical stimulus at lower current intensity as painful as an electrical stimulus at higher current intensity necessary to elicit the nociceptive withdrawal reflex during the third week of active treatment.
Nonetheless, already in some contexts, particularly where signals are perceived at other trophic levels from those of the vertebrates, e.g. by arthropods, reductionist approaches can be applied whereby the integrity of complex volatile mixtures is maintained, but perturbed by augmentation with individual components.
The army's own internal-service law allows it to intervene in defence of secularism and "the indivisible unity of the state" when these are perceived to be at risk from Kurdish separatists, for example.
The student movement was perceived to be at a crossroad.
At the same time, Mr. Cruz tried to keep his criticism of Mr. Dewhurst from being perceived as a swipe at the Texas Republican leaders who were supporting him.
The episode unleashed an outpouring of resentment that some experts say dates from the years when a series of military dictators in South Korea, acting with what was perceived as support from Washington, thwarted all efforts at democratization.
