Sentence examples for perceived in terms from inspiring English sources

Mao's "liberation" of Tibet is perceived in terms of ending its medieval serfdom and theocracy.

Different places have been differently perceived in terms of stress and comfort.

Clientelism, relationship between individuals with unequal economic and social status ("the boss" and his "clients") that entails the reciprocal exchange of goods and services based on a personal link that is generally perceived in terms of moral obligation.

Even objects in the natural landscape are perceived in terms of these new forms.

A decade ago, this diaspora was perceived in terms of Somalis abroad supporting an anti-Ethiopian insurgency, the Ogaden National Liberation Front ONLFF).

Around one person month effort was required for the restructuring and benefits were perceived in terms of improved quality, productivity, and customer satisfaction.

To clear a forest, use the swidden field for a year or two, and then move on to another patch of the forest is indeed wasteful if the forest is perceived in term of timber and biodiversity values (Warner, 1991).

Considering the second end-point, from our results, a lower score in social functioning seemed to be associated with an initial hospitalisation and the quality of life perceived in term of global score at M6 was associated with a viral infection before ITP (Table  5).

Companies in Korea place great importance on the aspect of not losing face, and employer-employee relationships are perceived in moral terms (Hofstede 2015).

One of the main reasons is that most conflicts between humans and predators can be perceived in simple terms, arising from the direct effects of one predator on one prey.

In business environments, "employer/employee relationships are perceived in moral terms, like a family link," according to Hofstede.