The Beatles and their entourage flew out and affixed their seal of approval, and India sucked in shoals of skinny and scabby western metaphysical tramps in pantomime clothes who "found themselves" in various stages of confusion, seeking sanctuary from what they perceived as uniquely western decay and materialism.
So the hand is perceived as uniquely stable, and this stability suggests that this body part is a natural measuring stick, especially useful for scaling nearby graspable objects.
Eventually, though, the moment will come when machines possess empathy, the ability to innovate and other traits we perceive as uniquely human.
After controlling for year 1 estimates of life satisfaction (ie, examining change in life satisfaction), only mobility and perceived health were uniquely related to life satisfaction 2 years post-SCI.
The argument of the author itself rests uniquely on perceived rhyming tendencies in current folk traditions in China.
Perceived efficacy for quitting, and perceived threat from smoking, were uniquely assessed with a validated Risk Behaviour Diagnosis (RBD) Scale.
But maybe what's most curious about Dr. Lerner's success here is that so many people perceive him as uniquely Coloradan.
The issues associated with the management of nuclear wastes are real, but they are not the uniquely difficult issues perceived by the media, much of the public and by many politicians.
An effect of these policies was that by the end of the Protectorate period, the Madi were perceived by British officials as a uniquely malleable and responsive population, with a willingness to collaborate fully in public policies.
Balanchine's "Serenade" and "Western Symphony" are very different in look and spirit, but in many ways both spring from a uniquely racy innocence that Balanchine perceived in Americans.
