Only seven are based on African soil and most draw on common perceptions of the continent – The Lion King, Madagascar, Tarzan and The Wild for example.
(This elaboration is ScienceInsider's based on common perceptions).
For example, this joke plays on common perceptions of lawyers as corrupt: "Why don't sharks bite lawyers?
Contrary to common perception, STEM is not a narrow category of subjects that is focused on attracting the top nuclear physicists and rocket scientists from around the world.
His brand of Jeopardy fame is based on a common perception about the show: the person with the most trivial knowledge will win.
Based on the common perception that poverty and income gaps between poor and rich countries are the 'root causes' of migration, and faced with the ineffectiveness and perverse effects of increased border controls, the frequently proposed long-term 'solution' to this phenomenon is to stimulate development in origin countries through aid, trade, or remittances (De Haas, 2007).
This sheds different light on the common perception of a link between methylation and gene expression.
But the disparate reactions to Russia may also be explained by a common perception on the part of all other countries, near and far alike, that post-communist Russia is still a work in progress, with ambitions and interests still to be defined.
On the surface, the common perception of a mortgage is that a bank simply approves you for a mortgage, it loans you the money and the bank receives the money you pay back over time.
The show is "The United Stats of America," and in it the Sklar brothers, Jason and Randy, are on a mission to kill the common perception that statistics are boring.
