She was described as a "plain woman of immense charm, cultivation and perception, and a painter of considerable talent" in the Dictionary of Real People and Places in Fiction.
The classification of errors revealed that, despite proper perception of the situation, a considerable part of erroneous decisions is probably the result of inaccurate categorization.
The contribution of their speech to further the public discourse over race in quite minimal; the damage to the Police Department's image and the public's perception of the Police Department is considerable.
Opioids modulate the perception of breathlessness with a considerable variation in response, with poor correlation between the required opioid dose and symptom severity.
In contrast to the evaluation of final states, changes (relative states) are of considerable importance for human perception.
Concurrently, an individual's perception of time can undergo a considerable change into an intense sense of timelessness.
Consequently, this study efficiently integrated variables linked to the job and also enabled the collection of considerable data on the feelings and perceptions of staff in their workplace.
The challenge is considerable: changing the perception of the value and rewards of teaching vis-à-vis other more lucrative fields.
It is unfortunate that this episode has acquired such a prominent place in the public perception of Kirkup, distracting attention from his considerable achievements as a writer.
According to a report released last month by U.K.-based charitable foundation the Wellcome Trust, decisions by high-achieving Ph.D.-holders whether to stay in academia depend on the perception of whether the rewards justify the considerable challenges.
For example, two interviewees, who were chosen because of their previously reported criticism of involving patients, showed a considerable change in perception of patient involvement in a positive way.
