Calderón's election was contested, and he was perceived by much of the electorate as a weak leader.
Researchers from Princeton have made ears that capture sounds over a frequency range much broader than that perceived by human ears.
Yet when she took the job in 1992, she was perceived by much of the music world as an outsider, really interested in theater.
For decades Mr. Nascimento was a dissident voice in a Brazilian society that for most of the 20th century was identified by its government and perceived by much of its population as a racial democracy.
The English-language Buenos Aires Herald, however, pointed out that "the snickering about the President's mental health comes at a time [when] she is perceived by much of the public, including those who oppose her, as having shown tremendous strength immediately after her husband's death".
It adds: "The fact that austerity is widely perceived by much of the public as sound economic policy should tell us that credibility on the economy is less a question of technical expertise, as it is of having a convincing story".
In other words, we aimed at investigating how emotions, as much as they were perceived by more or less empathic participants, affected the execution of a controlled interaction, rather than a more automatic reaction, even at a simulative level.
But as a matter of fact, the threat of class war in that particular form is something that is much more likely to be perceived by my generation than expressed by the 28-year-old Eminem's; his work is really about rebellion, not revolution.
What motivates and what demotivates health workers? 2. Which performance management activities are used and how much, and how are they perceived by health workers and their managers?
Appearances count for much, though, especially in a sport perceived by some to be inhabited by shady characters.
