Sentence examples for members perceived from inspiring English sources

For example, 21 of 568 soldiers interviewed during group sessions said that they had knowledge of verbal harassment of service members perceived as homosexuals.

The Maoist practice of self-criticism takes on lunatic dimensions: members perceived as ideologically weak are shamed and beaten unconscious in the hopes they will be "reborn" with a new revolutionary awareness.

Local participants' perceived level of overall TA need was related to coalition members' perceived effectiveness of the local CTC organizations.

Moreover, Contact and Culture Adoption and generational Status all influenced the way in which host members perceived immigrants' sociocultural adjustment.

This finding may be interpreted as low performance group members' perceived self-efficacy, mathematics achievement and verbal memories have a matching tendency.

Contrary to expectations, the results do not indicate that increased audit committee expertise and associated increases in audit committee members' perceived powers cause internal auditors to be less willing to waive misstatements.

Seven others are neutral or have not declared, although some of their fellow members perceive at least four as leaning toward Mr. Obama.

But Smelser's definition points attention, in a way that other definitions do not, toward the unique manner in which members perceive reality; without such a view a group of people would not be engaged in collective behaviour.

Above, family members perceive restrictions in social life and personal recreation [32].

This is exemplified by an analysis of the way the commission members perceive characteristics of the future.

Radar visualizes how group members perceive their own social and cognitive performance and that of their peers during collaboration along five dimensions.