Meanwhile, Microsoft's share price has held steady, reflecting the perception of investors that Microsoft got the better end of the bargain.
The MSIP consists of two related parts: 1) the MSIP-Disability (MSIP-D) part, reporting the prevalence and severity of MS-related disabilities and 2) the MSIP-Disability Perception (MSIP-DP) part, reflecting the perception of reported disabilities.
That reflects "the perceptions of officers of color," the commission said.
The rankings, which reflect the perceptions of business executives and country analysts, draw on 18 surveys conducted by 12 institutions from 2002 to 2004.
Important design goals have therefore been to keep the language concise and to allow programs to be written that reflect the perceptions of domain experts.
The current conditions index, which reflects the perceptions of Americans of their financial situation and whether it is a good time to make major purchases, rose to 102.1, the highest point since May 2002.
(What if this trio consisted of one person standing still and the other two moving in different degrees of slow motion? What if this solo showed two or more quite separate activities in one person?) As a result of such schematic inquiry, ideas about the connections of space and time in many of her dances have seemed to reflect the perceptions of modern physics.
This study only reflects the perceptions of faculty and staff; students' perceptions are reported in other studies (Crea, 2016; Crea & McFarland, 2015).
Focus groups can reflect the perceptions of the most outspoken or opinionated members and can focus on what the group considers most interesting or controversial but not necessarily most important (Fein et al., 1997).
Our survey reflected the perceptions of African American on other major issues such as access to high quality education at 85percentt; employment discrimination based on race and age at 82 and 74 percent respectively; and access to better employment opportunities at 77percentt.
