Sentence examples for rationally perceived from inspiring English sources
The president's new immigration policy will be rationally perceived as simply bait for ICE, and not some great dream.
The idea then is that consumers, rationally perceiving this future improvement, feel richer and spend more now.
If researchers behave rationally they will submit according to perceived probability of acceptance.
Defined as the study of strategic behavior in humans, game theory rests on two major assumptions: people act rationally, and they choose options with the highest perceived value.
This may probably explain the high number of respondents who perceived themselves sufficiently prepared to prescribe rationally.
One example is an increase in childhood obesity, as rationally protective parents keep their children indoors unnecessarily due to perceived contamination outside.
Market Pricing: To mine on Ethereum with economic abstraction, miners simply need software which allows them to account for discrepancies in their perceived value of active tokens and include transactions rationally on that basis.
The development of gunpowder weapons, however, was the first significant success in rationally and systematically exploiting an energy source whose power could not be perceived directly with the ordinary senses.
Among the respondents who perceived that the undergraduate CPT teaching had prepared them to prescribe rationally, inexperience (55, 67.9%), lack of confidence (21, 25.9%) and lack of supervision and advice from their senior colleagues (22, 27.1%) were the key factors that may affect their ability to prescribe appropriately.
"The Pennsylvania legislature could have rationally believed that some married women are initially inclined to obtain an abortion without their husbands' knowledge because of perceived problems — such as economic constraints, future plans or the husbands' previously expressed opposition — that may be obviated by discussion prior to the abortion," Alito wrote.
