Sentence examples for perceived formula from inspiring English sources
But there is a danger in relying on volatility, on expecting Sanchez to will the Jets to victory, as has become the perceived formula of success with Tebow.
Although music is an integral part of any festival, the perceived formula of "a band playing in a field" is no longer important, according to Paul Reed of the Association of Independent Festivals AIFF).
Breast milk and breastfeeding were afforded high status by women from diverse cultures, with only two studies finding some women perceived formula milk to be equivalent to breast milk.
After food safety scandals in China, mainlanders also went to Hong Kong to bulk-buy infant formula perceived to be safer.
Breastfeeding practices were influenced when family members or partners expressed negative attitudes towards breastfeeding or spoke positively about the perceived benefits of formula.
Those mothers who were already feeding their infant manufactured foods (infant formula) perceived that the progression to solid foods early would not cause any more harm, as they were not breastfeeding.
Berit Brogaard, a philosophy professor now at the University of Miami, in Coral Gables, Florida, and her colleagues scanned Padgett's brain with functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to understand how he acquired his savant skills and the synesthesia that allows him to perceive mathematical formulas as geometric figures.
this resembles Scott's 1977 formula for perceived 'dangerousness' as the balancing of risk and seriousness or 'gravity' of the risk [ 11].
Both parties, he acknowledges, have used the system to their perceived political benefit, tweaking formulas to aid councils of a particular persuasion.
Johnson was also scornful of what he perceived to be Harvey Mudd's formula for attracting more women and non-Asian minorities into computer science.
Resolution occurred if the outcome was a happy, 'thriving' baby who had gained weight on formula or solids perceived as 'what she's [the baby] needed'.
