Some of the barriers were perceived (for example, that women's achievements for promotion need to be higher than those of men) and some were real, such as family commitments.
Such stigmatization may be both real and perceived, for example; in Ghana individuals with TB are banned from attending public gatherings.
Sign forms must be something that can be perceived, for example, in sounds, images, or gestures, and then related to a specific meaning by social convention.
While this trend was not predicted by our hypothesis, it may be explained by the recent finding that stimulus magnitude affects its perceived duration for example, a 5 will appear to last longer than a 1 presented for an identical duration [25].
It was perceived, for example, that electronic iChat sessions replicated the colleague interaction that was generally missed in sole positions.
47, 53, 54 If an intervention is perceived, for example, as irrelevant or culturally inappropriate, failure of local communities to endorse the intervention may result in its failure to prove effective.
Talk of the new wave dominated Cannes in 1959, when films as different from each other as Marcel Camus's Black Orpheus, Alain Resnais's Hiroshima mon amour and Truffaut's Les Quatre cents coups were perceived as characteristic examples of the new movement.
Share the mixed messages you've perceived and provide examples of missed innovation opportunities.
Using some rather fanciful mathematics he endeavoured to show how memory works and how repeated stimuli of certain kinds cause the brain to learn to perceive, for example, lines, parallel lines, intersecting lines, and surfaces.
Other threats are environmental (for example, climate change), social (for example, healthcare, education, jobs opportunities), cultural (for example, loss of traditions and identity), and political (for example, perceived lack of support from government), which aligns with the concept of multiple exposures from multiple threats (Kelman et al. 2015).
