In fact, it can be perceived that in the case of the UE moving at 15 km/h the channel only changed six times, opposite situation to the UE moving at 120 km/h for whom the channel changed about 48 times (coherence time approximately equal to 2.058 ms) within the same time interval.
The evaluation that the information given made the patient 'able to decide' was given by 91% of patients, which contrasted somewhat to the physicians' answers, who in 21% of cases perceived that the patients were 'unable to decide'.
In south and central Asia, it has often been perceived that the greater risk is that cases of malaria are being missed rather than that malaria is being overdiagnosed and overtreated.
In these cases, GPs perceived that the diagnostic category of 'multiple symptoms' could serve as a tool for communication.
Those inquiries indicate that some officials perceived that first case as an ominous sign, even though other officials were publicly playing down its significance.
We inherited a world of AIDS activism while some of us also perceived that a strong case was never really made for the value of the lives of gay men, in particular gay men of color.
The theoretical import of this way of talking is that perceiving something that is red is a manner of perceiving that object that would be distinct from the manner of perceiving it if the object were blue, in which case one would be perceiving it "blue-ly".
On the other hand, they perceived that in most cases AIDS was a punishment from God for sinful behaviour.
"If jurors perceive that the length of a trial and the case is unfocused and sloppy, that can have a backlash against the government," said Mr. Mintz, who is not involved in the case.
One judge, with one set of internal models, may look at a case and perceive that the humiliation suffered by a 13-year-old girl during a strip search in a school or airport is the most consequential fact of the case.
