Sentence examples for perceived rivalry from inspiring English sources

Higgins said he believed the perceived rivalry between the goaltenders was simply speculation fueled by the news media.

Speaking to the BBC, Mr. Blair conceded that it was "slightly unusual" to disclose his long-term political plans so early but sensible given the speculation regarding the perceived rivalry between him and Mr. Brown.

While her involvement with Harper's Bazaar could be viewed as a logical extension of her friendship with Mr. Gan, it will almost certainly further discussion of the perceived rivalry between Ms. Roitfeld and her former colleagues at Condé Nast, where she was the editor of French Vogue until December 2010.

As a millennial myself, I am particularly aware of the perceived rivalry between my generation and the baby boomers.

When asked about the charge that Boeing and Lockheed have it in for SpaceX, Todd Blecher, a spokesman at Boeing, said the company had "no comment on any perceived rivalry or whatever Mr. Musk may have told you.

Some participants from the four categories perceived rivalries between academic GPs and other academics, who might consider GPs as competing in the university rather negatively (P2a).

In this case, subjects report perceiving rivalry between the all red dot and all green dot images in Fig. 4(a) for nearly 50%% of the duration of the experiment.

This is particularly true in the countries where perceived U.S.-Russia rivalry is said to be most acute, like Ukraine.

These effects are perceived as a binocular rivalry, and this binocular rivalry must be quantified.

In the test condition, the series was presented with a different phase to each eye and a stable view was perceived continuously without binocular rivalry.

With very short repetition periods (i.e. high stimulation frequency, approximating continuous presentation), normal binocular rivalry was perceived, that is, a slow and irregular alternation between the two eyes' images.