Sentence examples for perceived with a from inspiring English sources

It can also lose them bit by bit to a grasping bureaucracy, aided and abetted by a legislature prone to solving each new problem — real or perceived — with a criminal statute.

Other social categories are arguably less obviously encoded in visual cues, but they may nevertheless be perceived with a surprising degree of accuracy.

The stimuli were perceived with a low intensity and accordingly only about half of the odor presentations were detected by the participants.

In this model, the authors assume that each dot is perceived with a surrounding disk-shaped influence sphere with a size that is the model's only free parameter (Figure 1).

These include sex, race, and age – categories that are perceived with a high degree of accuracy, in part because of these identities are strongly encoded in face and body cues [12] [15].

Lack of compliance is often perceived with a sense of frustration by physicians.

During the interaction, a dynamic bar shows the intensity of the force that the performer is perceiving (with a maximum of 18[N]) and the stiffness which characterizes the robot dynamic behavior during the ongoing loop (from 100[N/m] to 300[N/m]).

As a public figure, he isn't perceived with the same suspicion as a potentially corrupt politician or an agenda-driven social activist.

A trend towards the so called 'organic-plus' positioning can be perceived, with many consumers expecting an extensive orientation towards sustainability.

Judge Masipa said that Mr Pistorius had ample time to call for help, rather than going to confront a perceived intruder with a loaded gun.

Such a bias might also be due to an attributional process; teachers' perceived conflict with a child is attributed as a negative child characteristic.