Sentence examples for perceived an area from inspiring English sources

In 2008 Canadian artist and researcher Sylvia Grace Borda chose to holiday for a week in Glenrothes to explore, as was perceived, "an area considered by many Scots as uninteresting and unworthy of documentation".

"There has been extensive research on the link between how people perceive an area and social depravation such as the famous 'broken window' theory put forward in the 80s suggesting that visual cues of public disorder - like smashed windows - can increase the risk of crime and urban decay because they set a precedent in the area," said Mr Quercia.

We found that the majority of technology decisions were led by a perceived need an area of priority in IPC had been identified by trusts first and then relevant technologies were sought ('need pull').

All credit to Wales for spotting this and being bold enough to attack the Australians in what everyone perceived to be an area of strength.

Many organisations are evaluating their supply chains because they are perceived to be an area for both cost cutting and increasing competitiveness.

As an example, even in a case where the housing value is equal to the cost of reconstruction, the perceived risk in an area may change after a seismic event.

New challenger brands are creating perceived momentum in an area of our lives where we thought we already had plenty of good choices.

Moreover, it is perceived to be an area of high occupational risk and to readily expose a provider's actual level of competence (37).

Similarly, location density was shown to have an increasing effect on perceived neighborhood area.

"This is a global diplomatic ploy by the Russians to take down a perceived area of U.S. military advantage".

Location data: Location is recorded via the Google Android Location Service triggered either by movement out of a perceived 100-m area or if 10 min has elapsed since the last recording.