The phrase "perceived under" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to describe something that is being observed or experienced in a particular way. For example, "The village was perceived under an air of despair after the fire destroyed much of the town."
This means that the bubble in those cases is perceived under all priors which are possible in the model.
Previous studies of the location of those areas in which the sensation of vibration is perceived under whole body vertical vibration have underlined the predominance of the relative movement between thorax and pelvis.
Without the influence of light, however, it could not manifest itself or be perceived under the species of color (as white) without also manifesting itself under the species of taste (as sweet).
Aperture colors are colors perceived under a special mode of viewing: one views the objects or light sources through a small aperture in a screen (of an achromatic color).
It had been customary to think of observing as noticing and attending to interesting details of things perceived under more or less natural conditions, or by extension, things perceived during the course of an experiment.
It was developed rapidly, along with various other towns in the United Kingdom in order to accommodate part of the London 'overspill' as perceived under the Greater London Plan in 1944.
The policy problem addressed in this article is the perceived under-exploitation of the potential availability of water resources in the town of Troina (a municipality of eastern Sicily, Italy).
Interpersonal factors included assessment and handling aggression, perceived under-use of MDT meetings, and lack of support and access to specialist advice.
In addition, research on body dissatisfaction indicates that adolescents are often split between those who desire to lose weight versus those who desire to gain weight [ 9], therefore body weight dissatisfaction is associated with perceived under- or overweight.
This is an understandable and reasonable concern, as there is a stigma associated with the diagnosis, and professional attitudes to and confidence in the management of dementia may play a role in perceived under-recognition.
Recently, Dr. Diaz Salcedo took time out from her busy schedule to discuss how she intends to improve a school system that may trail only Hartford, and perhaps New Haven, in being perceived as under-achieving in the state.
