Do their frailties and fractured perceptions make them more interesting than strong, well-rounded partners?
Some analysts say current perceptions make DoubleClick especially vulnerable to further sharp declines in the short term, but a better bet for the long term.
But it's one of those books that validates pre-existing perceptions, making them more egregious and much easier to see.
"One of the factors which, despite perceptions, makes it easy to parent here is that there are no backyards, so you're not atomized," Professor Conley said.
Winnie's offbeat, insightful perceptions make her, perhaps deliberately, a kind of alter ego for Delphine Gleize, a 28-year-old French filmmaker whose first feature, "Carnage," opens today in Manhattan.
Pedestrians are the most vulnerable users at signalized intersections, and their incorrect behaviors such as signal violation, and not crossing at crosswalks etc., which is greatly determined by their safety perceptions, makes the situation even worse.
Our own perceptions make it worse: more than half of palliative care professionals have been accused of "euthanasia or murder" by providing adequate palliation to dying people, because euthanasia for a pet is mercy but for a human is dastardly.
It is also a perception made all the more acute by the dual darkness in which these poems took shape.
Like Jim Jones and the PeopleOs Temple in Jonestown, David Koresh and the Branch Davidians at Ranch Apocalypse were perceived to have crossed certain ethical boundaries in the name of religion, and this perception made them seem at once hypocritical and inscrutable.
As the months passed, it had become clear that India was not going to go to war -- a perception made concrete last week when Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee stated unequivocally that there would be no war.
