With these slow steps of improvement, one divides the service creation task in smaller problems in which it is simpler to perceive how automation can be increasingly merged to the overall creation activity.
Communication systems are exposed to two different pressures: a pressure for transmission efficiency, such that messages are simple to produce and perceive, and a pressure for referential efficiency, such that messages are easy to understand with their intended meaning.
But Mr. Sheen said it would be simple to walk away from acting, and even easier to shed a celebrity status that he did not perceive.
The litmus test for social responsibility initiatives is simple: Will consumers perceive the actions to be motivated primarily by self-interest or by an intereself-interest ore of people and the planet?
If you want to know why the Touareg isn't screeching off showroom floors, the answer is simple: price versus perceived value.
Our perceived disorientation measure is simple and quick to administer to users, and we conclude by suggesting that designers will find it useful in assessing and comparing Web designs.
For the "heroes" in God Bless America, a film written and directed by comedian Bobcat Goldthwait, the solution is simple -- mercilessly gun down all perceived offenders, from Bill O'Reilly-style pundits to teenagers who text during movies.
It was difficult to perceive much more than the simplest outlines of organs, and yet, quantitative measurements were already taking place.
Companies are beginning to perceive these costs.
They chose to receive long-term follow-up treatment for their OAB from public hospitals, and instead only consulted primary care physicians for illnesses they perceived to be "simple", such as the common cold, flu, and gastroenteritis.
Perry (1970) argued that students entering college perceive knowledge to be simple, certain, and provided by the instructor; however, upon graduation, the same students often hold more sophisticated beliefs, viewing knowledge as complex, tentative, and derived from reason and observation.
