Since its creation in 1978, the foreign intelligence surveillance (Fisa) court has only rejected a handful of the thousands of requests for surveillance made by the FBI or the National Security Agency, prompting a perception of the court as a step in the wiretapping process, rather than the major judicial check on unreasonable searches and seizures.
Sessions were planned so that physicians were prompted about their perceptions of CDSSs before introducing the conceptual design of the osteoporosis tool.
Furthermore, sessions were planned so that physicians were prompted about their perceptions of the facilitators and barriers to guideline implementability in the context of their own practice before introducing the conceptual design of our GUIDE-IT tool, thereby avoiding any opportunity for contamination.
In the long term, as The Economist points out in its latest issue, such a perception could prompt other countries to react in kind, thereby undermining the entire system, much as the Smoot-Hawley Act did in the thirties.
At the end of the laboratory report students were provided with a survey where they were prompted to report their perceptions about the learning experience.
Mental strain was assessed by active participants immediately after each scenario using the Borg CR10 Scale and the prompt: 'Please estimate your perception of mental strain during the session by putting a cross on the numbered scale', where 0=none at all, and 10=the strongest you have ever experienced.
That kind of negative perception — prompted at least in part by legitimate concerns that European leaders do not agree about what to do — can be infectious, particularly when mixed with real economic data that has grown increasingly alarming.
The government's aggression is partly prompted by its perception that the Tigers have been critically weakened in the multi-ethnic east of the country by the rebellion in 2004 of their commander there.
Rasaiah Ilanthirayan, who speaks for the Tigers' military, said "the noise of bombs is like a lullaby for us".The government's aggression is partly prompted by its perception that the Tigers have been critically weakened in the multi-ethnic east of the country, since the rebellion in 2004 of their commander there, known as Karuna.
Trust regularly prompts a lesser perception of risky behaviour, which eventually may raise the likelihood of succumbing to social engineering attacks.
