Sentence examples for the one perceived from inspiring English sources

There is a link, but not the one perceived by mainstream thought, medical or otherwise.

The poem was written to look good on the page, which it does, and to sound well declaimed, although the structure when declaimed is quite different to the one perceived by the eye.

To this group, Vice City's approximation of Miami, with its beachfronts, golf courses and palm tree-lined boulevards, represented a different kind of playground to the one perceived by most players.

The Gluck of his own time, the actual composer dealing with the esthetic debates of his day, is by no means the same Gluck as the one perceived by successive generations of opera reformers and audiences.

The United States, whose difference between its own sense of reputation and the one perceived by the rest of the world was 23.4 points.

Third, weights are symmetric: the benefit perceived by entity A in being combined with entity B is the same as the one perceived by B in being combined with A. Satisfying these assumptions is not difficult.

It's up to you to say since you are the one perceiving your world.

Conversely, when investors go bearish and decide to sell, they tend to move as a group, sometimes known as "the thundering herd". When the herd stampedes out of the passive investments, the active half the market may not be interested in buying the entire index of stocks, and prefers to cherry pick the ones perceived to have good fundamental characteristics.

Interestingly, although the cortical hyperexcitability associated with ASD has been attributed to an inhibitory deficit [ 5], many of the AEDs thought to target inhibitory gamma-aminobutyric acid mechanisms were not the ones perceived to be most effective in this population.

The presence of water-repellent nanoparticles within the suit was one perceived advantage – one brand claimed the fabric reduced water absorption to just 2% of the suit's weight.

In the wake of Paris, one perceived equivocation, one word out of place, and he'd have been paying for it until polling day.