Bruce Steinberg, a senior economist at Merrill Lynch & Company, called the mistake too tiny to affect perceptions of inflation or economic growth but said it was "sort of amazing they could make a mistake like this".
If anything, they are selling the concept of banner ads, in a backhanded answer to the growing perception that the tiny, kinetic billboards are a costly and ineffective way to advertise.
In a talk I gave at TEDxCERN recently, I made this kind of pie chart and I said look, here's perception, that's a tiny slice of the pie.
"Stebmo" (Southern Lord), Mr. Moore's debut, produced by Tucker Martine, should alter perceptions at least a tiny bit.
The tiny space of her independence -- memory, perception -- is, because of that, all the more striking.
No doubt due to its David and Goliath battle with the US, there is a perception that Vietnam is a tiny country.
But Mr. Brûlé has managed to inspire cultish devotion partly from the perception that he gets the tiniest details right.
Are they?" He was worried that tiny deviations in tuning would jar his keen perception of pitch.
"All it takes is this tiny tweak in the brain, this tiny change in perception," he said, "and what you see as real isn't real to anyone else".
In the newly sighted, without depth perception, the opposite seems true: the distant — tiny houses on the horizon, clouds in the impossibly high sky — suddenly looks nearby).
