Sentence examples for perception of mass from inspiring English sources

The perception of mass terror is a controversial affair in Putin's Russia.

The perception of mass terror is a controversial affair in Russia, where Stalin is commonly seen, according to a survey published in 2013 by the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, as a "cruel, inhuman tyrant," but also as the mastermind of the most glorious event in Russian history the victory in World War II and as a "wise leader who brought the Soviet Union to might and prosperity".

"3-D printing will change our perception of mass production, with products being made more economically, not to mention locally.

Still, the fact remains that based on this data at least, it looks like the perception of masses of iOS users hunkered down and refusing to update before Google Maps returned may have been more figment than fact.

The effect of light is not only to reveal, but to create illusions and change perceptions of mass and touch.

Most patients presented with symptoms (87.5%), the most frequent ones being increased uterine bleeding in frequency and/or intensity (10/18), abdominal pain (6/18) and perception of abdominal mass or increased abdominal volume (8/18).

Arendt's perception of a mass breakdown of judgment in Nazi Germany, in Eichmann, exemplified a conceptual convergence in which her views on "the life of the mind" reinforced her analysis of Nazism in Origins and Eichmann combined.

have no perception of volume.

Migration can be a legitimate way of adapting to a changing climate and we need to start deconstructing the perception and fear of mass migration due to climate change.

If the sex of the egg laid by a queen is affected by her perceptions of pollen mass, then higher quality provisions may be the workers' attempt to influence their mothers into laying relatively more female eggs.

In addition to the risk of angering generals, Suu Kyi likely fears the perception of the democratic masses.