Sentence examples for perceived edge from inspiring English sources

One former negotiator for the South notes that Mr Kim "does not have much experience", but may be emboldened by the perceived "edge" he derives from his nuclear-weapons programme.

Voter turnout on November 8th will determine if this perceived edge of Clintons gets translated into an electoral advantage.

Male bias in gender attribution – the tendency to be overbroad in seeing perceived edge cases of uncertain gender as men rather than women – means that trans girls and trans women likely need to take on more overt elements of femininity in order to be read as women.

One of Pinterest's perceived edges is its heavy research and development in visual search, and it also recently began expanding those tools into video.

And the Mets are left to answer questions about the Phillies' perceived psychological edge.

Johnson said he never perceived an edge because his business interests did not make owners fret.

But the market volatility and perceived Democratic edge on handling the economy has evidently turned voters to Democrats, a view supported by one top adviser to Republican candidates.

The Mets are a much different team from the one that blew a seven-game lead with 17 to play last season, but they do not want to prompt questions about the Phillies' perceived psychological edge in September.

In the same way that one's ability to perceive the edges of a vehicle as the edges of one's self, the online self extends one's perception of the self.

SURE combined with soft thresholding is known to be suitable for denoising data containing edges (discontinuities), and matches well with our peak detection algorithm which perceives the edges as boundaries of positioned nucleosomes.

The Republican White House ticket sought to neuter the perceived foreign policy edge of the Obama electoral campaign on Sunday, attacking the president's record whilst bragging of their own experience overseas.