Sentence examples for perceived rate of progress from inspiring English sources

Zilis opened by noting that there's a lot of confusion around AI's perceived rate of progress because "it's moving both much more slowly and much more quickly than we'd expect, given the hype".

Specifically, these approaches suggest that affect is closely related to perceived rates of progress towards personal goals.

High perceived rates of goal progress are associated with positive affect, whereas low rates of goal progress are associated with negative affect.

The perceived rate of homelessness among veterans was also far off from the true statistics.

*PRE = perceived rate of exertion (BORG 6 20).

Our finding of a negative relationship between perceived goal success and negative affect supports the self-regulatory principle that negative affect is associated with low perceived rates of goal progress (Carver & Scheier, 1990).

During his administration, however, the country was plagued by a rising crime rate and high unemployment, and a perceived lack of progress on those issues led to public dissatisfaction with the government.

"There is a perceived lack of progress," said Carlea Bauman, president of the Colorectal Cancer Coalition, an advocacy group.

Stocks on Wall Street closed strongly higher on Thursday as investors perceived signs of progress in fiscal negotiations in Washington.

As a result, my adviser was growing irritated with my perceived lack of progress on his projects.

To achieve this end the paper starts with an exploration of the frustrations expressed in the literature over the perceived lack of progress made by social and environmental accounting towards addressing sustainable development.