Sentence examples for this is a perceived from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most important reason for this is a perceived incompatibility between the theory (and the notion of mental representation it deploys) and the computational approach to the mind that many regard as fundamental to cognitive science.

One possible reason for this is a perceived lack of computer software, but many of the approaches discussed here are currently incorporated into existing commercial statistical packages (e.g. SAS, S-Plus, Stata) and freeware (e.g. R).

"But with this, there is a perceived lack of control by the church," he said.

The target for this lambasting was a perceived nexus of unscrupulous, slipshod builders and corrupt, negligent politicians.

A significant cause of this reluctance was a perceived fear.

One possible reason for this could be a perceived difficulty or lack of experiences in talking about psychosocial matters and, more importantly, how to give competent advice.

This happens when there's a perceived austerity: you start attacking various groups.

This is a familiar response to perceived censorship – aka community safeguards – on online platforms.

"Whether this is an actual or perceived conflict, clearly, in the minds of many institutional buyers, brokerage firm analysis has diminished credibility".

We have argued that this is a good proxy for the perceived net replacement rate.

This is an alliance that few, if any, perceive quite as Flynn perceives it.