Opportunity recognition is a process of perceiving a possibility to create a new business or to significantly improve the position of an existing business, and in both cases, new profit potential emerges (Christensen et al. 1994).
Thus, nuclear-deterrence strategy relies on two basic conditions: the ability to retaliate after a surprise attack must be perceived as credible; and the will to retaliate must be perceived as a possibility, though not necessarily as a certainty.
Tensions between beneficiaries and providers, dimly perceived as a possibility last year, have become more evident in recent weeks.
It is indispensable, moreover, that a positive datum be perceived in possibility, a datum that is verifiable with appropriate techniques and that, while not offering infallible guarantees, allows one to project and to act in the world with calculated risks and with a prudent trust.
One person described how she perceived the possibility of providing adequate help to a patient in need as a reward.
"We perceived no possibility of rehabilitation or successful training," the committee said, concluding that the doctor "is an unacceptable danger to the people of the state of New York".
From the perspective of dentistry, it is configured an alarming and conflicting situation as on one hand it is recognized the importance of the medicine as an irreplaceable tool for restoring and maintaining children's health status, on the other hand it is perceived the possibility of organ involvement by dental caries and dental erosion.
Another barrier was a perceived lack of possibilities to publish.
A clearly and distinctly perceived possibility has some ontological status, and the question is what exactly that is.
How the peoples, armies and governments involved perceived their possibilities and choices as a means to understand the origins, events, dynamics and implications of the greatest war in history.
