Sentence examples for perceived characteristic from inspiring English sources

Later scholars then took the term Xuanxue to describe the perceived characteristic feature of the entire early medieval Chinese intellectual scene.

Context was an important determinant of perceived characteristic of robust evidence.

Since Ran-binding is a perceived characteristic of all karyopherins, RanBP7/8 are referred to as Imp7/Imp8 for the belief that they will be found to be karyopherins for certain cargoes.

The questionnaire has been designed by adopting the instruments of Perceived Characteristic of Innovation (PCI) and Adoption Questionnaire.

California legislators amended the hate crimes statute in 1994 to define each of the protected classes as actual or perceived characteristics of identity.

They could be down in the sandstone caves beneath the city (nottinghamcavessurvey.org.uk), which, 700 years ago, acted as an underground malting system, and cemented another of our perceived characteristics, as big drinkers.

"The experience of being singled out on the basis of perceived characteristics is an extremely traumatising experience, particularly for adolescent teens".

I discuss the results of Study 2 in terms of Roger's (2003) five perceived characteristics of innovations.

In addition, out of the 5 perceived characteristics of the neighborhood, three are significantly associated with utilitarian walking trip frequency.

First, it explores the perceived characteristics of the social commerce vendor and investigates their influence on users' trust.

We also provide evidence that heightened levels of organizational justice are the mechanism though which the perceived characteristics of the SPMS are associated with employee performance.