Sentence examples for definition is perceived from inspiring English sources

Structural effect by our definition is perceived as two protein fragments having a significant dissimilarity in backbone conformation.

There is probably no other community for which the mainstream self-definition is perceived as an extremist one.

Schizophrenia is according to them the prototypical example of the 'hypermentalistic' disorder, since individuals with schizophrenia have delusions and hallucinations (which cannot, according to their definitions, be perceived with a 'mechanical brain').

The basic definition of synesthesia is one sense is perceived simultaneously by one or more senses.

Satisfaction as per their definition that varies greatly from what is perceived through desktop research.

So far Fox has shunned HDTV, instead using the wide-screen Enhanced Definition digital format, which the company says is perceived to be as sharp as HDTV by most viewers.

Whether the body searching is perceived as inappropriate touching (part of the definition of 'Modesty violation') or the way of touching is remains unclear.

Too easily, caution is perceived as weakness.

This view is perceived to be problematic.

They are not what is perceived.

An event is perceived.