"Children, our future, are perceived as a threat to the present".
And, understandably, possible changes in the far future are perceived as something we can ignore for now.
One should note that from the start, capitalism, as the existing political system, had a bad reputation, and socialism and communism as ideas of a better future were perceived as noble.
The notion that the donor would be identifiable in the future was perceived as rather abstract, as the parents had at least 10 years until this might be a reality that must be dealt with.
"The world has now given up all hope for Japan's economic upturn in the near future, as the country is perceived not to be doing what it clearly needs to do to pull the economy out of the morass," the paper said.
(2) There is a positive correlation for teenage boys between the extra time spent on studying and how bad their current school is perceived for their future development.
A standout was a finding that after seven years of studying online behavior and attitudes, the Digital Future Report "found that the Internet is perceived by users to be a more important source of information for them — this over all other principal media, including television, radio, newspapers, and books".
It is perceived that with future developments local antibiotic delivery systems will likely supplant the traditional use of systemic antibiotics for the treatment of musculoskeletal infections [ 7, 109].
"A fence is perceived by some as a future border," said Mark Regev, the spokesman for the Israel Embassy in Washington.
Besides perceived needs, future e-health initiatives also need to consider what is perceived as 'new' among intended users.
