In the past, only women were perceived to have a marital sell-by date.
Yet the firm is perceived to have a problem with its bigger planes.
And AMD is now perceived to have a technological edge over its much bigger rival.
This would involve a person being treated unfairly because they are wrongly perceived to have a protected characteristic.
"In this market, anything that is remotely perceived to have a flaw may sit on the market," Mr. Peters said.
Stenberg is perceived to have a harsh tone to his rhetoric that maybe turns off independent voters".
The comments – coming from a politician already perceived to have a problem with women – quickly spread across Twitter.
Sixteen international sports federations ban beta blockers because they are perceived to have a performance-enhancing capacity.
Excluded were representatives of organizations that were perceived to have a vested interest in maintaining the status quo, such as the American Medical Association.
Men, especially in the category of free-spenders ages 18 to 34, were perceived to have a predilection for video over print.
12.18pm: Fedorcio says some officers have longstanding contact with reporters and may be perceived to have a favourable relationship with them.
