Sentence examples for of perceived strength from inspiring English sources

It seems like under Kim Jung Un they like to deal from a position of perceived strength.

It's that his main areas of perceived weakness happen to be the areas of perceived strength for the other top contender for the Fed post.

The document that was produced, was based on our present curriculum and with reference to the Australian Junior Doctors Curriculum Frameworkk, and then validated through expert opinion and feedback from students during focus groups, proved useful for identifying areas of perceived strength and weakness.

Research participants' comments speak to perceived strength of sources from which information is received.

As the BBN presented here has been developed using expert opinion (rather than observational data), MI is a measure of the perceived strength of connection between nodes, and the perceived value of the various observables in forecasting eruptive activity.

To have this convention in New York City was a bold move, one meant to remind the country's voters of the perceived strength of President Bush's resolve.

No significant difference was found between public health domains in terms of the perceived strength of conviction provided by statistical or mathematical epidemiology (Table 1).

In block 3A only three explanatory factors are significant, but the results confirm the robustness and strength of perceived effectiveness and perceived fairness seen above.

For decades, surgeons have preferred braided polyester sutures because of their perceived strength and ease of use compared with thinner nylon monofilament sutures.

Much of his perceived strength, they said, derives from an influx of Democrats from New York City over the years; Democrats now outnumber Republicans by 67,189 voters.

Over the course of the 1990 Tour the perceived strength of the Z team was confirmed, as they led the team classification through most of the race, adding the team title to LeMond's yellow jersey.