Sentence examples for perceived flexibility from inspiring English sources

It is this heterogeneity of potential users being able to provide detailed feedback on the flexible features that has helped to validate the perceived flexibility of AALFI.

Despite their perceived flexibility, zoom lenses often result in static images, leaving the photographer grappling to frame the image within the fluctuating zoom range.

TEHRAN — Iran's leaders, seizing on perceived flexibility in a private letter from President Obama, have decided to gamble on forging a swift agreement over their nuclear program with the goal of ending crippling sanctions, a prominent adviser to the Iranian leadership said Thursday.

In addition, we observed that studying in a FC setting had a positive effect on self-efficacy beliefs and intrinsic motivation, but not on perceived flexibility.

This evaluation contributed to the validation of the interactions methods, the perceived flexibility of AALFI and the underlying MAS system and the current assistance strategies for assisting an older person in their own home.

The present study examines the differential impact of studying in a Flipped Classroom (FC) setting, as compared to a Blended Learning (BL), a Traditional Learning (TL), and an E-Learning (EL) setting on learning performance, self-efficacy beliefs, intrinsic motivation, and perceived flexibility.

While a key benefit of online learning was its perceived 'flexibility', findings revealed difference between students' conceptualisation of flexibility and institutional realities.

In discussions with leaders in the administration and Congress, we, too, have perceived some newfound flexibility.

East Lothian had a long-standing relationship with BT for its WAN services but decided to test the market for an alternative provider after finding itself on the receiving end of significant cost increases of 30% over the previous five years as well as concerns over a perceived lack of flexibility and resilience going forward.

All programs shared some level of government support, alliances, community appropriation, champions, compatibility with the mission of the host organization, organizational capacity, flexibility, perceived benefits, and funding stability.

These include compatibility with organisational objectives, perceived relevance, programme flexibility, and fit within existing structures.