Sentence examples for small perceived from inspiring English sources

Other ES from the land parcel and its surroundings are unlikely to be capitalized due to lack of private incentives, unawareness, or small perceived value.

It's slights, small perceived threats or rejections -- especially in a holiday season -- when our feelings slam us against the darker persistent ones of not getting recognition or our due that trigger our past injustices -- real or not -- just hanging around waiting for revenge, something like it, but not it.

Similarly, a chemically simple substance could have a small perceived complexity if it produces a small number of different receptor responses.

According to a more recent study, 65 high levels of hunger, anxiety, and dietary restraint, and small perceived body size had a negative influence on weight loss in patients treated with mazindol.

For example, if a gene is targeted by selection during both increases and decreases in brain size there could be a mismatch between high rates of evolution at the molecular level and a small perceived difference in brain size.

Old-timers may love recounting that baseball was more manly when pitchers knocked batters down for the smallest perceived infractions, yet the golden age of the hit batter began about 1993.

Stimuli #2 and #1 followed them and stimulus #0 (stationary contactor) produced the smallest perceived friction.

Huge angry outbursts at the smallest perceived slight were the norm.

In ways large and small, from perceived prejudice in the workplace to a heightened sense of anxiety at home, the events of Sept. 11 continue to reverberate in the lives of American Muslims.

Just a small percentage perceived their company as not favourable to openness and experimentation.

Small but perceived differences between microstructure of the material deformed at the room and cryogenic temperatures respectively were identified by electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) analysis.