When we think of the poorest, most vulnerable, this hardly fits the perception. .
Wearing straw thongs on her feet, a Puerto Rico T-shirt and a relaxed expression, Destinee Caraballo, 20, doesn't fit the public perception of a homeless person.
Across the Hudson River, the Jets are being forced to deal with harsh economic realities that do not fit the widespread perception that a New York team can buy its way out of anything.
Storylines added to a band are labeled positive if they fit the favorable/unfavorable/steady perception.
Street Cops examines New York City's police, and Freedman saw a distinction between the men she profiled, who she believed didn't fit the popular perception of a force rife with corruption, and the officers she called "bad guys," who liked to hurt people.
Taken together, the results of our study support the idea with new evidence that higher cognitive operations develop from the modality-specific sensory cortices that are involved in sensation and perception of various stimuli [1], [61] [68], and fit the concept of the perception-action cycle [69], [70] that describes the cortical neural dynamics of sensory-motor behaviors.
"The big questions are about how to integrate new information that doesn't fit with the perception you have formed," he wrote in an e-mail.
A leftist activist and one of life's unhappy searchers, he fits the popular perception of lone nuts, and his training as a marksman in the U.S. Marine Corps suggests he had the wherewithal to shoot accurately.
So you use blunt instruments, like prestigious alma maters and CS degrees, as a proxy for talent, potentially overlooking an endless supply of engineers who don't fit the profile — and thus the perception of a talent shortage.
