This has certainly played to the regime's hand and boosted perceptions of the likelihood of its survival, at least in the short term.
The male manager who took risks was also seen as having more agency, that is being more adventurous, creative and independent, which boosted perceptions of his creativity.
Some Disciplines, such as Auspex (which boosts perception, highlighting items and other characters' auras through obstacles) and Blood Buff (which temporarily upgrades strength, dexterity, stamina and lockpicking) are common to all vampires.
So even if, on a national level, the Olympics are a success, it may not boost consumer perceptions, inside or outside the PRC, of Chinese goods.
"In contrast, having taken trustees to see funders on a number of occasions the boost in perception that comes from having articulate and willing volunteers is huge".
Following that logic, it's possible that simply incorporating a magnifying glass into Michel's cardboard box might boost flavor perception, making a food seem to taste more like itself — a sort of neuro-M.S.G., without the headaches.
Trust in European institutions, boosted by perceptions of good performance, increases positive feelings toward further integration and transfer of national powers, such as foreign policy setting, to the EU level [9].
This should boost a perception of privacy on the Facebook platform, but also deny developers the ability to build apps like photo album browsers, search engines, calendars, and location maps that could compete with Facebook's own products.
IPOs are still regarded as a payday for the employees of a company and a way to boost public perception.
They eventually were successful in gaining the support of the delegations from the other battleground states, boosting delegates' perceptions of Lincoln's electability.
