Does this perception of interdependence matter at all for a given design or does the given design persist over time despite this perception?
Even further, MTV's pop-documentary and the exploitative coverage of it from culture blogs around the web skews perception of the matter.
"Room" is considered an early-season favorite in the awards sweepstakes, though the film must overcome the perception of difficult subject matter, which could deter some tastemakers from seeing it.
While instructors' perception of leadership matters, these studies do not provide insights into how and why such leadership practices are enacted in their departments.
"The perception of quality matters for the way people feel about PC screens, or YouTube videos on their laptop," says Philip McKinney, chief technical officer of HP's personal systems group.
That could mean international institutions committed to getting as many economies on board as possible playing by similar rules not necessarily because this is economically wise, but because perceptions of fairness matter.
After all, if we think of appraisal as something like perception, a matter of responding to what is out there in the world, and of bestowal as something like action, a matter of doing something and creating something, we should recognize that the responsiveness central to appraisal may itself depend on our active, creative choices.
I would not want my pastoral obligations to be diminished by a perception of partisanship in matters of government policy.
And while the actual details of league's shadiness aren't ever common; the perception of shadiness, which matters most, is.
[Q: How can a young girl, of perhaps nine or ten, be considered immodest?] It is the perception of modesty that matters.
