Sentence examples for perceived sources from inspiring English sources

The raids are the latest and most forceful effort yet by the country's ruling generals to crack down on perceived sources of criticism amid rising calls from Egyptian politicians and protesters and some Western leaders for the military to hand over power to a civilian government.

By all accounts, Augustus' suppression of banditry and perceived sources of sedition was swift and successful.

Temporal coherence is the notion that perceived sources emit coherently modulated features that evoke highly-coincident neural response patterns.

With the analysis still strongly situated on the object of the perceived risk, the broader range of perceived sources of insecurity is obscured.

Drawing on critical security studies, this analysis has shown that peoples' understandings of natural hazards are inherently constructed in relation first to what they perceive as a good life, and secondly in relation to other perceived sources of insecurity.

We examined whether students and residents at a US university have difficulty in dealing with patients with neurological problems, identified the perceived sources of these difficulties and provide suggestions for the development of an effective educational experience in neurology.

Remove one perceived source of grievance, and there are still many others willing to pursue their grievances with violent means.

Will the perceived source of the information influence driver safety, responses to the information, and attitudes toward the computer system and car?

Whole-body motion is a reliable, valid, easily perceived source of information about intentions because different kinds of intentional action have different motion signatures.

One commission report, based on the interrogation of Mr. bin al-Shibh, said the two men identified "the World Trade Center, which represented the U.S. economy; the Pentagon, a symbol of the U.S. military and the U.S. Capitol, the perceived source of U.S. policy in support of Israel".

In each series of this Scottish cop show it has become de rigueur that a weird loner who seems to belong in another era (Brian Cox's recluse in 2014, or Ciaran Hinds's fugitive in 2016) is the initial chief suspect or perceived source of danger.