There is only one group still using perceived dog breed in bite statistics.
The expectation was that these would provide tenure security and thus create incentives for the Maasai to invest in range and breed improvement and reduce the tendency to accumulate large numbers of perceived low-quality indigenous breed livestock (Kimani and Pickard 1998).
Jokowi, a common-man politician who has impressed Indonesians with his no-nonsense approach to weeding out corruption and fixing problems, is perceived as a new breed of politician next to the old Suharto elite.
These native breeds were perceived as able to perform well in UK conditions, unlike the 'continental' breeds more commonly used in beef production.
But more often than not, their problems arise from an inability to shake off tired views born of colonial-era alienation, which breed oversensitivity to perceived racism or fuel racism in themselves against whites.
Muslim girl friends were more than welcome in our house, but Muslim boys were perceived as an entirely different breed: dangerous, with the potential to corrupt and convert young 'naïve' girls like myself".
Overall, the degree of differentiation at the few microsatellite marker loci used in this study might appear inadequate to represent the degree of differentiation among breeds that is perceived based on physical appearance and other phenotypic traits.
"Just because someone with a higher psychotic tendency owns a breed that is widely perceived to be aggressive, does not necessarily mean that animal is a threat to society," Wells said.
(Doesn't everyone?) American culture, after all, breeds what may be perceived as workaholic behavior.
Success has altered how she's perceived, but most of all, success breeds perspective, especially in someone as savvy and bright as Ms. Swift.
