Removing him is a legitimate choice, but it is still perceived as precisely that: a choice.
Once you realise that the world you perceive is precisely that, the world you perceive, and not an objective reality, it's impossible to unrealise it again.
More precisely, perceived organizational and leader support have been identified as strong predictors of a wide variety of organizationally desired work attitudes and behaviour (e.g. job satisfaction, organizational trust, organizational citizenship behaviour) [ 30, 41].
But the French understand full well that the discussion is essentially about Muslims, so any law is certain to be perceived by the Muslims precisely as divisive, discriminatory and confrontational.
But that would hurt them, because polls show that voters, in their anxiety, prefer precisely the perceived lack of bravura, and the sense of cautious stewardship, that Mrs Merkel exudes.
This is precisely the perceived threat to democracy that most worried Madison and the Founders -- but which the Roberts Court (and much of American conservatism) has embraced.
However, the actual effect of this perceived difficulty cannot be precisely estimated.
A virtual world may produce semi-realistic lighting phenomena, however, precisely perceiving illuminance and glare of scenes in HMD is impossible with the current technology.
In this figure, we cannot perceive pixel values precisely because of the fact that a variable background encloses a rectangle which is a constant color.
When a species gains such a trait, it gives an opportunity for dishonest signaling, which can lead to an evolutionary arms race between signalers and receivers modifying their ability to precisely perceive the exact size of the caller [7].
