Sentence examples for perceived as equal from inspiring English sources

"When quality or convenience is perceived as equal, the conscientious consumer will want something environmentally responsible," Mullis says.

Growing up, I had no hope or inclination to ever be perceived as equal.

The red bars were presented with full saturation and luminance of 27 cdm−2 while the luminance values of the green bars were varied to determine the percentage of full strength green (measured as 77 cdm−2) that is perceived as equal to full strength red.

In his experiment, reported in an earlier issue of Science, the artificial bugs were introduced to the real ones and soon became sufficiently socially integrated that they were perceived as equals.

We hardly should forget about students – but they need to be perceived as equals in this whole enterprise.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.

If the loss of an Iraqi life were truly perceived as the equal of the loss of an American life in the US, then Bush could in no way have been re-elected in 2004.

And they hold Mr. Saakashvili in such contempt, considering him a Western pawn who wants to bring NATO into their backyard, that they recoil at the idea of being perceived as his equal on the world stage, especially after pummeling his military forces.

In categorical perception, differences between stimuli that cross a categorical boundary are perceived as greater than equal differences within a category.

France, smarting from what it perceived as its lack of "equal footing" from not having its own capacity, broke from NATO to develop its own force de frappe.

Moreover, prospect theory [ 58], the most influential behavioral model of human decision making, explicitly assumes a value function where losses are perceived as greater than gains of equal amount.