Sentence examples for recent perceptions from inspiring English sources

It also potentially "takes the edge off" recent perceptions that Google is not living up to its credo of "do no evil," he said.

Second, in spite of the recent perceptions of an assertive China, the Communist Party is not seeking global hegemony or even regional domination.

But BNP Paribas economist David Tinsley said while the sum was small in context: "It is certainly not going to help recent perceptions of the UK in terms of the fiscal position".

Rather, the changes in Swedish nationality law may demonstrate a national identity characterized by 'humanitarian internationalism': The new nationality act was initiated by a desire to modernize legislation in the wake of immigration and internationalization, and the act can be regarded as a reflection of more recent perceptions of Sweden as a multicultural society.

The cells react in accordance with their recent perceptions and as a result influence the reactions of other cells, and thus the ISR is a coherent system [ 7] (see Figure 4).

Although the accounts provided by patients were retrospective and perceptions of key events may have been affected by hindsight, many patients contrasted their interpretation of symptoms at the time with more recent perceptions, thereby making the role of hindsight explicit.

The refreshing back-to-basics mood is a welcome break from the immersive complexities of his recent perception-altering environments.

It said: "There is very strong evidence that the premature launch of NHS 111 elsewhere has helped to fuel the recent perception of a surge in demand for A&E".

In the light of recent perception from palaeomagnetic records, indicating surprisingly fast magnetic field reversals (Nowaczyk et al., 2012), and in view of the fast evolution of the field revealed by CHAMP satellite data (Lesur et al., 2008), it is important to pursue data collection, which is foundation for global studies of core dynamics and core-mantle interaction.

This recent perception of the elimination of poverty is based on numerical thresholds.

In case of ambiguity resolution, if recent perception was highly stable, slow biases have built up sufficiently to outweigh the fast bias due to the most recent percept.