Sentence examples for perceived changing from inspiring English sources
For example, of the 88.7 % of the surveyed households who have already perceived changing precipitation pattern nearly 27%% the households perceived rainfall to be decreasing through time with shorter rainy seasons.
Many perceived "changing fungshui" and "traditional Chinese worship" to be harmful.
In our study, about 33% and 27% of the respondents considered consuming Chinese nutritional foods/supplements and practicing qiqong, respectively, to be helpful, whereas very few perceived changing fungshui or traditional Chinese worship to be helpful.
One such example is the perceived changing attitude of people within the apostolic faith who, in this context and for religious reasons, have a poor record of taking their children to hospital.
According to the distal view, the melody does not change, it is just perceived as changing.
Firstly, preferences may be incomplete but members of the group did not change their values because of social desirability bias i.e. they perceived that changing values was not valued by the group, and since the rest of the group were aware that a member changed values (though not the actual change made), this would be avoided.
At no time can the restaurant be perceived as changing at all.
Whatever happens now with the post, there is perhaps no better indication of how this new White House perceived the changing political map than to compare the Southwest with the South, the most Republican part of the country these days.
Aspects of discourse in particular narratives (themes of discussion) and frames (philosophical perspectives) enabled interpretation of how different stakeholders perceived their changing landscape.
After a few minutes of viewing a square moving in depth, a steady sound was perceived as changing loudness in the opposite direction.
This study also highlights the importance of considering the dynamic nature of individuals' relationships with their local area, with the definition of, size and composition of neighbourhoods perceived as changing with the seasons and over the lifecourse.
