Mr. Samuelson was perceived at the outset of his career as a brilliant mathematical economist.
The goal seems to be to snap up whatever is perceived at the moment to be the best, from a much-admired Picasso painting to a work by the hot Scottish-born artist Peter Doig.
But to truly challenge the law of the time, Hirschfeld needed to prove that homosexuality was a biological phenomenon rather than a depraved state of mind, as it was perceived at the time.
(Of her celebrity following her relationship to John Lennon, Ono is nonchalant: "Well, you know, in certain circles I was very very famous already. And so whatever circle I was in and how I was perceived at the time, I used that to bring my communication").
In the glow of my desk lamp, a tiny island of light in the darkness where I sit, there is, in principle, no difference between the idea I entertain of Berlin at this moment and the city as it was perceived at the beginning of the last century, the city of which Walter Benjamin wrote in his memoirs, and which, at that time, had seen neither the First nor the Second World War.
MM: Stuart Lancaster - It has to be as the coach to the hosts and also having seemingly gone against his usual meticulous approach by taking a massive punt on selecting Sam Burgess at centre, a decision that may make or break how he's perceived at the end of the tournament.
scientific excellence is perceived at the international level.
The representation level contains not only the information how the world is perceived at the current instant but also the history of this world representation.
A sound source radiates energy that is perceived at the receiver location as a pressure deviation from the local ambient pressure.
Finally, abandoned farmland is perceived, at the scale of the individual property, as the land use having the least value (as opposed to corn fields) and being the least appreciated (as opposed to forests).
