Sentence examples for perceived on a from inspiring English sources

The annual index ranks countries based on how corrupt their public sector is perceived on a scale of 0 - 100, where 0 means that a country is perceived as highly corrupt and 100 means it is perceived as very clean.

"To offer independent films an opportunity to be perceived on a grand scale we are, in the case of American director Miranda July, opening up the competition for an extraordinary German-American co-production that will run out of competition in the premieres section at Sundance".

We suggest that the observed lognormal dependence may be due to an entropy maximizing combination of two psychological factors which are perceived on a non-linear, logarithmic scale in accordance with the Weber-Fechner law, namely the time spent on post related considerations and the comment length itself.

And being gender neutral is exactly how this needs to be perceived on a corporate level to increase flexibility for everyone - the men too.

For example in figure 1a, when the visual system assigns the contrast borders to the light grey area a vase is perceived on a black background.

However, biomedical science research has paid limited attention to the social context in which drug use problems and pain are perceived on a community level and what role mass media play, especially electronic sources.

The color is the visual feature that is immediately perceived on an image.

"The environment and its colors are perceived, and the brain processes and judges what it perceives on an objective and subjective basis.

However unpopular that position, if Ms. Murray is perceived on Nov. 2 as a Capitol Hill insider, she's a goner.

Every story begins as a premonition perceived on the far side of dream.

No receptors for HypSys have so far been reported, but it is thought that they are perceived on the cell membrane by a LRR-RLK.