Clearly, branding — how a company is perceived year round, across media types — is more important than just being present on campus.
That initial acquisition of the same HIV strain could have occurred for pairs G and H can be inferred from their behavioral data in Table 1, showing that their partnership pre-dated their perceived year of HIV acquisition.
Her rhetoric was aimed at the Muslim world, where she prophetically perceived, years before IS and the likes, misdirected passion aimed at creating hatred and wars.
Winning bids reflect the perceived quality of that year's vintage of Burgundy and influence the prices paid for other wines.
In their early years the perceived stylistic similarities led to Silverchair being derisively dubbed as 'silverhighchair', 'not Soundgarden but ' or 'Nirvana in Pyjamas' by the Australian media.
A number of factors may account for the steady rise--the elimination of Early Action decisions at Harvard, United States population demographics, and (until recently) the increasing accessibility of financial aid--but no matter which you might think is predominantly responsible, one thing is clear: the perceived value of four years at Harvard is higher than ever before.
Over the past few years, the perceived role of galectin-1 in tumour growth has mirrored the story of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hide.
During the past 20 years, the perceived value of blood transfusions has changed as it has become appreciated that transfusions are not without risk.
Context is often considered as a process indicator [ 16– 18], but in recent years, the perceived importance of and the attention to contextual issues have increased.
The perceived needs after 10 years encompassed a wide construct of health, principally the living environment, housing, and lack of finance.
