Sentence examples for perceived which is from inspiring English sources

But the criticism of "Girls" reflects how television is increasingly perceived, which is as a public trust of sorts.

'I think what they were doing with their advertising is now completely at odds with how Stella is perceived, which is as a bit chavvy.

There's often an embarrassing disconnect between how people try to present themselves and how they're actually perceived, which is why they ask their friends to tell them honestly how they look in something — and why publishing houses hire professional designers for books' covers and allow their authors very little say over them.

However, informal listening tests confirmed that a significant dereverberation effect can be perceived, which is well represented by ΔsegSIR and SRMR.

Of course, your credentials are impeccable, but according to stereotype threat, your achievements and abilities did not filter through the lens through which you were perceived, which was clouded by your identification as a black male.

Over the three time points, a clear decrease in [18F]FLT V T could be perceived which was most prominent comparing the data at baseline with the data obtained 7 days after treatment.

On the other extreme side of perception, there are rare cases where stimuli are perceived which are physically not present.

"The world which we perceive is a tiny fraction of the world which we can perceive, which is a tiny fraction of the perceivable world".

He hopes that the new cone "will revolutionize how Tacoma is perceived, which historically has been the blue-collar place not to go to".

Ensure that narratives are easily understood, and ideally based on typical stories of real people which are familiar to us all – hero/villain, a normal person overcoming adversity, or a perceived injustice which is righted.

Sometimes the decision is influenced by the perceived value, which is always subjective and emotion-driven.