Sentence examples for perceived uniqueness from inspiring English sources

Besides, what could be more attractive to a society as individualistic as ours than devices that explore and exalt our perceived uniqueness?

The theoretical background on perceived inclusion is obtained from the optimal distinctiveness theory, which comprises of two dimensions, namely, social identification and perceived uniqueness.

Then there is Carthy's singular tuning of his guitar – and his own endearing dispelling of its perceived uniqueness: "I tuned my guitar a different way from normal, to try and get a resonant sound that worked well.

Klare and Jain[77] propose a perceived uniqueness measure of a given face sample and match scores from any face matcher.

In the age of technology, Benjamin perceived, this uniqueness is diluted by the ready availability of reproductions, which makes it possible to see a work of art without ever having seen the original.

His current research program addresses methodological issues in the assessment of friendship and includes the validation of new constructs tapping into various aspects of subjective experience within friendships (specifically, perceived friendship uniqueness and inspiration in the friendship).

It used to really bug me, as my ego desperately tried to cling to my perceived specialness and uniqueness.

Compositions are judged on strict criteria, including technical and artistic merit, score legibility, singability, uniqueness and perceived audience appeal.

First, small retailers may perceive that the uniqueness of the company brand and product range would be difficult to replicate in other markets (Hutchinson et al. 2009).

The counselor's uniqueness and commitment were perceived to a lower level by participants with advanced degrees.

In addition to perceived security of the online environment, utilitarian value and need for uniqueness equally facilitated formation of favorable attitude toward acceptance of online mass-customized athletic shoes among college students.