Reagan, however, was gradually being perceived as an extremist hard-liner bent on the complete destruction of the Soviet Union.
She awoke at the realization that something had changed, and gradually she perceived that there was a familiar scent that was not incense in the air and that her fingers smarted.
Schouten and Verfaillie [34] recently developed a technique to gradually manipulate the perceived in-depth orientation of plws with perspective cues.
The Professor can also theorize for pages, and his ideas "are rapidly evolving": "When a society commodifies its children... the children gradually come to be perceived by the rest of the community and by the children themselves as sexual objects".
Statistically significant pain relief was achieved in both groups, with perceived pain gradually decreasing during the follow-up period.
Comparing with the four stages of Kolb's learning cycle the impact of the portfolio was perceived to gradually decrease from observing and reflecting on their clinical experience, and to clarify through abstract conceptualization what they have learnt from that experience, to planning improvement and implementing change in clinical practice [ 9, 10].
But as fellow students began to shun her and it became harder to make friends, she, like many other Japanese who have lived long stretches outside their country, gradually began to perceive that the sense of freedom that had become second nature abroad could be a major handicap back home.
We would go there often with her and other patients and I would show her: 'all these are suffering from the same disease'... gradually she started perceiving it to be just normal" (male, roadside area) "He (brother) just gave me hope because I am not the only one.
Since then, at least in Western societies, prevailing religious concepts were perceived as being gradually on the retreat.
Our experience reflects both the qualities of these objects and the different perspectives from which they are perceived as we gradually approach them from different directions, at different speeds, under different conditions of perception, etc.
