Sentence examples for present perceived from inspiring English sources

Neither Macro Advisory Partners or Sawers responded to the Guardian's request to comment on potential criticisms that accepting the appointments less than a year after leaving office could present perceived conflicts of interest.

Murray, who lost a match he had looked like winning, appeared unhappy with what he and nearly everyone else present perceived to be the Spaniard's time-wasting, not to mention the refusal of the umpire, Damien Dumusois, to do anything about it until the final game.

For example, the same member of the clergy could, as a scholar, present perceived shortcomings in that very same doctrine.

A limitation of the study is that the participants not were asked about present perceived mental stress in the experimental session.

Henderson employs satire to present perceived flaws with evolutionary biology and discusses history and lifestyle from a Pastafarian perspective.

Figure 5 presents perceived belonging by women's major.

These experiments were carried out at target contrast 0.1, which had yielded the smallest inter-subject variation and largest fractional effect in experiment 1. Figure 2 presents perceived target contrast measured in two subjects with luminance steps occurring over windows of three different sizes, ranging from ca. 1 deg to full-field.

He turned up bearing a sheaf of papers, announced he had sat up all the previous night Googling everything we had ever written about him, and started arguing with everyone present about perceived slights dating back years.

To foster consistent data collection from each of these 12 countries, the authors developed a semi-structured interview protocol (Marshall & Rossman, 2011), which included questions regarding the development, present use, perceived effects, and anticipated future use of standards.

The survey indicated that H. mantegazzianum is present and perceived as a potentially dangerous invader in about two-thirds of German districts, while actual or short-term hazards can be assumed for only about 15% of districts.

On the other hand, it would be expected to be present if perceived spatial intervals between flashes were distorted due to the simple temporal capture of the second pair of flashes by the second beep.