Sentence examples for panel perception from inspiring English sources

However, there was a clear disparity between the panel perception of the taste of the solid silicon and the silica structures.

Sensory results indicated that UHPH treatment did not produce changes in soymilk which could affect the panel perception for different UHT and UHPH soymilks and for selecting their preference.

Most damaging to America's standing in Indonesia, Mr. Mansoer said he told the panel, is the perception that the Indonesians that the United States "picked on" were fundamentalist believers of Islam.

Finally, the panel indicated their perception of importance of these studies to decision-makers involved in development or introduction of a dengue vaccine.

This was also a response to the fact that Newsom's staff had encouraged him not to accept the invitation to appear on today's panel because of the perception that Thrun is trying to kill higher education.

Towards developing efficacious plant growth regulators selective for specific ABA functions and tools for elucidating ABA perception, a panel of ABA analogs altered specifically on positions around the ABA ring was assembled.

The findings of this year's panel show how much perceptions of the trade-offs have changed over the last ten years.

Senator Richard C. Shelby, the Alabama Republican who is the ranking member on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, and Senator Jon Kyl, Republican of Arizona, also a member of the Senate intelligence committee, had both expressed concern that Mr. Snider's appointment would leave the perception that the panel would not be sufficiently independent of the intelligence community.

In a Wednesday statement released by the White House, Kobach blasted "media distortions" for the perception that the panel was facing resistance.

A lawyer representing the Navas family in a lawsuit against the city said the commission's finding could help shift the perception that the panel gives officers wide latitude when considering police shootings.

Several flat-panel systems that create a perception of depth without the need for special head gear have been invented.