Sentence examples for perceived class from inspiring English sources

"There was a perceived class and racial problem," Mr. Silverman said.

The struggle has revealed some of the perceived class frictions involved when a big city with a large minority population goes up against its upper-crust neighbors.

There has been the usual British obsession, media-fuelled, of separating them out in terms of perceived class, as if the only thing that counted about anyone, ever, was where they went to school.

If the reference group as the benchmark fails to be suitable for "horizontal comparison," one may turn to, or at least rely more on, "historical comparison" using his/her perceived class mobility.

In these, a dataset together with its perceived class labels, known as "ground truth," is used to train a classifier, so that it can learn to discriminate among the individual classes in the training dataset.

These perceived class spatial and class or social boundaries are particularly visible during evenings, when labourers come home to rest after a long day of work, gathering in street corners to socialise with friends and acquaintances.

We have also reinvented the ways in which we perceive class.

We performed a longitudinal analysis at baseline estimating the prevalence of self-rated health and life satisfaction among individuals by education level (high, middle, and low education level) and perceived social class (high, middle, and low social class).

Our analysis suggests that it is important to consider the impact of the combined effects on self-rated health and life satisfaction by simultaneously considering education level and perceived social class, as opposed to considering only perceived social class.

The OR of individuals with middle education and middle perceived social class was 0.235 times lower (95 % CI: 0.221 0.251) compared to high education and high perceived social class.

The OR of individuals with low education and middle perceived social class was 0.853 times lower (95 % CI: 0.790 0.922) compared to high education level and high perceived social class.