Sentence examples similar to perceive equipped from inspiring English sources

"It may be the case that in a few years' time such communities will be perceived as best equipped to face the challenges that confront us because they have a built-in resilience and genuinely durable ways of living".

Here's an idea for an Obama ad: a montage of Clinton's Sybillish personalities that have surfaced during the campaign with a solemn voiceover at the end saying, "Does anyone want this nut answering the phone?" How is it that she became the one who's perceived as more equipped to answer that 3 a.m. call than the unflappable Obama?

But Rovelli's argument is that we cannot see this future because we are simply not physically equipped to perceive it.

We are poorly equipped to perceive calamitous cause-and-effect when it plays out in slow motion.

Scientists have long known that dogs' eyes are physically equipped to perceive colors, and consequently that canines are not colorblind.

In 1992 Canada and Brusca found that females tend to perceive themselves as less equipped to deal with computers.

Because the public health system is perceived to be poorly equipped to provide quality care, the majority of Indians seek health care in the private system and pay out-of-pocket [3, 5].

Not only did Descartes' interest and work in science extend throughout his entire scholarly career, but some of his most important metaphysical works (e.g., the Meditations) were prompted by a perceived need to equip his science with a metaphysical foundation that would be acceptable to the Aristotelian-influenced Scholastics.

Most people would perceive it as undesirable to equip the entire British army with a weapon which could not plausibly be used further afield than Calais.

The first step to make a machine perceive its environment is to equip it with sensors.

To counter these perceived shortfalls he requested units equipped with long ranged P-38 Lightning fighters.