Best had perceived a vast potential market in school reform back in the mid-nineties, when George W. Bush was governor of Texas.
"Flanders Tapestry's Jacquard looms can now weave with 12 weft yarns, producing up to 240 color shades, weaving patterns in such a way that the eye perceives a vast range of colors, often by weaving layers one on top of another, which also gives the tapestry greater depth and texture," the designer said.
"The problem that Solidarity faces is that while many of its criticisms are true, its leaders are not perceived by the vast majority of the population as representing the average person's interests," said Boris I. Makarenko, chairman of the Center for Political Technologies, a research organization in Moscow.
Thermal comfort was perceived by the vast majority as the most important.
If the elections are perceived by the vast majority of Haitians as legitimate and fair, the first thing the leader has to do is try to consolidate whatever we have in terms of institutions.
Another stumbling block was Capitol's insistence that they receive monetary compensation, thought to be around $400,000, for what the company perceived to be vast production and distribution costs for the boxed three-record set.
Seventeen years before women could vote, Ms. Magie, a fiery stenographer, poet, sometime actress and onetime employee of the United States Postal Service's dead-letter office, ginned up a game that mirrored what she perceived to be the vast economic inequalities of her day.
At one time, humans perceived the planet as vast and nearly infinite.
Our self-love and perceived self-worth have vast implications on what we think we are capable of and what we think we deserve.
In 1929, after the Scopes and Dennett victories, Baldwin perceived that there was vast, untapped support for civil liberties in the United States.
