While residents are apt to regard physical examination as an arcane curiosity, like an aging aunt they've been told to respect, some older doctors proselytize for it, perceiving in it a power it probably no longer has.
On the one hand, the model adjusts the projections in each state based on the overall trend it perceives in national polls and in polls of other states — even if there were no new polls of the state that day.
The reason Palm kept repeating that tonight is because it's the one sure weakness it perceives in Apple's currently dominating mobile application model.
Although many researchers feel that an autonomous system, capable of behaving appropriately in an uncertain environment, must have an internal representation (world model) of entities, events and situations it perceives in the world, research into active vision, inattentional amnesia [R.A. Rensink, Seeing, sensing and scrutinizing, Vision Res.
It made me realize that whoever is telling the story and how they tell it determines the way that it's perceived in history.
Regardless of what Athens actually looks like in the eyes of its inhabitants, for instance, it is perceived, in the minds of many, as an unsafe city, where clashes and violent incidents take place almost on a daily basis.
The diplomatic quarrel has also raised questions about the tribunal's insensitivity to how it is perceived in the Balkans, where its actions stir fierce passions and most people close their ears to evidence against members of their ethnic group.
It shows some positive elements, except in the street: it was perceived in the street as arrogance".
This kept the musicians tense and alert; "the concentration was so great that it was perceived in the air, a silence so intense that you can hear it on the album".
It may well depend not just on what a company does but also on how it is perceived in the market.
