"The early perceived 'tension' between these two interests has dissolved to where the success of the national security deal is now integral to our commercial success," he said.
Pastoral and agro-pastoral zones showed marked variability in forage availability for sheep with early perceived deficit occurring in the pastoral zone around November.
The early adopters and early majority perceived the CTM as simple.
In an instant, what had, one moment earlier, been perceived as an inconvenient, unsightly nuisance instantly became another opportunity to practice reverence.
Ferguson, who accused Leeds of "cheating" their manager in their performance at Old Trafford two weeks earlier, was perceived by the press as playing a mind game against his opposition.
While often embodying a newly-formed political position, often even a dissent against some earlier and perceived custom, tradition or ideology presiding among a community, especially one that is seen to be outdated or repressive, mythopoetics disseminate the values of new social orders that are enlightening, liberating, even empowering.
In accordance with earlier findings, perceived slants were typically underestimated with regard to the slant information present in the stimulus [20], [28].
Experiences of earlier violence, perceived threat or injury severity were not found as predictors of QoL in the present study.
Experiences of earlier violence, perceived threat, severity of injury or cohabitation (living alone or living together with others), were not significant predictors of QoL.
In other studies, experiences of earlier violence, perceived threat and injury severity have been found to be important predictors of PTSD [ 2].
