Sentence examples for perceived equally from inspiring English sources

Mr. Laurents liked the idea of a production in which both gangs were perceived equally as villains; Mr. Hatcher suggested that a bilingual version was the way to do it.

"We are used to taking negative commentary, but [not all analyst firms are] perceived equally".

Findings from a survey of PRSA members showed that there is a gendered difference in power perception between males and females regardless of their PR roles or level of experience, but social media expertise was perceived equally between both genders.

The survey with experts and policy makers from Annex-1 (A-1) and Non-Annex-1 (NA-1) countries revealed that the analyzed indicators are not all perceived equally relevant for a future REDD mechanism.

Further, a telephonic interview will be conducted with the respondents to evaluate factors that promote or impede implementation of the recommendations perceived equally useful and not used.

In addition, visions, goals, and strategies were not perceived equally among faculties, staffs, and managers at departments, school, and university, emerging as unstable formalities.

In the tests with blue and green stimuli (Fig.  4 c, d), the seal perceived the same intensities of blue and green as equally bright that it also perceived as equally bright as the standard grey (Fig.  4 a, b).

In particular: (a) The model focuses on the replacement of one judge at a time; (b) There are only two (relevant) political parties; (c) The utility function of political parties only depends on the ideology of the candidate (a single dimensional variable) and, possibly, on his/her ability (an observable variable that all parties perceive equally).

Unlike bank deposits, the funds weren't covered by federal deposit insurance, but they were perceived as equally safe.

The show, called "Alive in New York, a Growing Invasion," also presents illustrations of alternative native species that are perceived as equally beautiful but are far less damaging to the environment.

Hailed for decades in the media, artists as far apart as Bacon, de Staël or Lichtenstein are perceived as equally entrenched in the cultural history of the recent past.