Nursing staff's perceived appreciation by senior management was operationalised with the following question: 'Do you feel appreciated by the senior management within the organisation?
But when the Americans completed their 4-3 upset of the Soviets on Feb. 22, 1980, in the Winter Olympics at Lake Placid, it changed how United States hockey and its players were perceived and appreciated.
Food rheology, food saliva interactions, interfacial properties and individual physiology affect food oral manipulation and, consequently, the way food is perceived and appreciated.
For (ii), X is an artwork if it is made with the intention of promoting (or preventing) pleasure, and, most importantly, of being perceived and appreciated as a work of art within the historical framework of art making and art appreciation.
Coordinators also reported that staff in their districts perceived and appreciated the importance of HIS.
During the past 20 years, the perceived value of blood transfusions has changed as it has become appreciated that transfusions are not without risk.
Interpersonal intelligence is manifested in the ability to understand, perceive, and appreciate the feelings and moods of others.
This view was later challenged by proponents of ecological aesthetics, who countered that what makes landscapes beautiful is often intimately linked to other intrinsic landscape values, such as biodiversity, and that these other values can shift perceptions of how we perceive and appreciate the beauty of landscapes.
(A9) This flexibility in service provision was perceived to be appreciated by hospital staff.
Studies have shown that intentionally slowing down results on travel search websites can actually increase perceived user value — people realize and appreciate that the service is doing a lot of work searching all the different travel options on their behalf.
