At the moment those practical steps revolve as well around shaking the perception that she is little more than the fashion plate, unregenerate gadabout and celebrity consort best known to New Yorkers as Mrs. Sting.
Every ten seconds, the film either zooms outward or magnifies inward at a power of ten, taking us from the outermost bounds of the universe to a proton of a carbon atom within a DNA molecule, shaking our perception of our relative place in the macro and microcosmos.
"I don't think we were completely successful in shaking off the perception that Nathan and Matthew were intrinsic to what the show was," Mr. Viertel said.
As we struggle with issues of immigration, discrimination and racial prejudice, Mother Nature, meanwhile, follows its own course, embracing society's plurality and, in the process, shaking up our perceptions about origins, ethnicity and identity".
"Symbolically, it's in line with the perception that Pope Francis is opening doors, shaking things up and changing the way things are done," Cummings said.
In addition, the results also show that long-term residents had higher risk perception levels in terms of perceived likelihood just after the earthquake shaking (r = 0.10).
Coordinated head shaking or rubbing the nose against an object requires conscious perception (trigeminal nerve at the nostrils) with more individual variation [ 23].
But Mr. Gore cannot seem to shake a perception that he is the inevitable loser.
Afterward, Romney could not shake the perception that he was élitist.
One perception that he cannot shake is that he is little more than a short-yardage bull.
White House officials have said the Chappaqua house is developing a more homey feel, but the Clintons have not shaken the perception that they are only occasional suburbanites.
