Sentence examples for different from the perceived from inspiring English sources

The desired quality is different from the perceived quality because it does not represent the daily experiences of the users, but rather what they desire, hope for or expect from their public transport system.

In summer, we have more options on Martha's Vineyard, but some years back the year-round population (which is a demographic significantly different from the perceived demographic most mainlanders conjure up based on the publicity generated around summer visitors) voted to prevent fast food restaurants from getting a foothold on the island.

We hypothesized that if the audiovisual tau effect occurred in infancy then infants would preferentially look at the flash array with spatial intervals that would be expected to be different from the perceived spatial intervals between flashes they were exposed to in the familiarization phase.

Alternatively, it may reflect a rather norm-desiring culture that seeks harmony between motives (preference) and reasons (perception of norm) or a social desirability bias (a low inclination to express a preference that is different from the perceived norm).

Expressed needs are what a group or an individual articulate and express as their learning needs (what the students say they want to learn), which can be different from the perceived needs if there are some barriers for their expression [ 7].

However, a careful taxonomic analysis by Castillejo (1997, 1998) confirmed by genetic studies (Quinteiro et al. 2005; Colomba et al. 2007) has shown that A. lusitanicus as described by Mabille (1868) is endemic to Portugal and specifically different from the perceived invasor.

Because synergies and trade-offs between ES are produced at regional or local levels, being different from those perceived at larger scales, MESLI was developed at municipality level.

Secondly, the national basis of our strategy might limit generalisability as Dutch professionals and couples may perceive barriers that are different from those perceived elsewhere.

'Verbal transformation' refers to the phenomenon where a word is repeated rapidly, and after a while a new percept 'pops-out', and the participant starts perceiving a word that is different from the one perceived initially.

This suggests that participants from the different groups answered the perceived difficulty question with similar reliability.

"But that's quite different from some of the perceived values of these portfolios being sold around".