Sentence examples similar to perception that both of from inspiring English sources

The Mollohan loss is certain to intensify the political anxiety among lawmakers and heighten the perception that incumbents of both parties face a real risk of being rejected this year by a disgruntled and hostile electorate.

It is also influenced by the perception that people have of both elements (Castels 2003; Simon 2007).

The case corresponds to the discrete basic Hermite polynomials of type II, the case corresponds to the discrete basic Hermite polynomials of type I. Up to the late 1990 years, the perception was that both type of discrete basic Hermite polynomials have only discrete orthogonality measures.

It is in the chapter entitled "The Body as Expression and Speech" in the Phenomenology of Perception that he begins his critique of both the empiricist and the intellectualist conceptions of language.

Mr. Giuliani's support among many Jewish voters was a product both of the perception that he was strong on Israeli security, and of Mrs. Clinton's perceived sympathy toward the creation of a Palestinian state.

He was full of perceptions that seem both familiar and self-evident now.

Informal guided interviews with 330 farmers in Boushehr Province support these hypotheses and show that both perceptions of and behaviour in relation to water are closely tied to the farmers' ways of organising which, in turn, are influenced by the socio-technological origin of their water: wells, irrigation canals, qanats.

We confirmed that both perceptions of pastoralists and meteorological records showed a constant increase in temperature, a downward trend in rainfall coupled with frequent droughts.

Our results demonstrate that both perceptions of economic and noneconomic exchange are important to self-employed physicians' customer-oriented behaviours.

Our results demonstrate that both perceptions of economic and noneconomic exchange are important to self-employed physicians' customer-oriented behaviours (external representation and internal influence).

The opposing factions saw the strategy as risking the perception of competence that both global health initiatives have built over the past decade.