Sentence examples for rather than perceived from inspiring English sources

Duration then is inferred rather than perceived.

And why is Libor not calculated by using actual rather than perceived rates?

Requiring actual, rather than perceived, personality change would turn a corporation into a theocracy.

This helps focus competitive efforts on actual rather than perceived competition.

As such, the users' actual needs should be elicited rather than perceived by planners and designers.

In addition, in this group hippocampal function was associated with cognitive performance rather than perceived stress.

Rather than perceiving the Diane Arbus photograph "Family on Their Lawn One Sunday Afternoon in Westchester, N.Y".

Rather than perceiving a teenager's first car as a gigantic cool gadget, experts say parents should think of it as a gigantic steel air bag.

Rather than perceiving that a dramatic increase in delays represented a dramatic increase in risk, JetBlue managers saw only successfully launched flights.

After all, if the world is not a text because it does not have an author, then Benjamin is not an interpreter but a poet, creating meanings rather than perceiving them.

Rather than perceiving something sad and then crying, there is evidence that the tokens of sadness can actually precede the feeling: in other words, we frown, our shoulders slump, our eyes start to moisten, and then we feel sad.