Sentence examples for perceived on the from inspiring English sources

We were aiming at retrieving the emic views [ 23], which means, in this case, the way in which the care provided was perceived on the one hand by the Turkish and Moroccan families within their own cultural and social systems and, on the other hand, by the care providers within the Dutch professional culture.

We found that the utilization of EPGs improves the objective metrics while no improvements were perceived on the subjective ones, and that the sophisticated EPG design is more appropriate for the academic and expert types of users than for the practitioner and novice types.

The experience of looking into one's face in the mirror is accompanied by a continuous integration of tactile and proprioceptive events perceived on one's face and visual events perceived on the mirror-reflection.

There is not much in the way of change that can be perceived on the horizon.

"California has always been perceived on the vanguard of gay-friendly destinations," he said.

"Fire Walker," choreographed by Brian Sander, is much better, a strangely poignant solo for a man dancing with fire, alone and dimly perceived on the dark stage.

Price is determined by the interaction of the "worth" that consumers perceive on the demand side, and what it costs to produce on the supply side.

We begin by pointing out the obvious: investors will not be attracted to the plague they perceive on the banks' balance sheets.

More disturbing than the propensity of people to engage in such banter is the gladness I often perceive on the faces of those who gossip when details of a well-kept secret are revealed.

Alternatively, a temporal ventriloquism-like effect on the perceived on- and offsets of the target stimuli may also play a role in the construction of perceived event durations.

In the other, an exceptional amount of noise was perceived on all signals; therefore, the experiment was aborted.