Sentence examples for was perceived again from inspiring English sources

Starting with a noticeable stimulus, the applied contact forces were decreased in a step-wise manner until the subjects no longer perceived the stimulus (lower boundary) and then increased until the stimulus was perceived again (upper boundary).

Once again he was perceived as too pro-Western, and the job went to Boutros Boutros-Ghali of Egypt.

Encouraged by the US dollar, Communism was perceived to be the enemy and banditry was once again unleashed as separatism.

That is the way it was perceived".

Now he was perceived as taking sides.

My favorite Detroit expression was "perceived quality".

Basically, it was perceived as harmless teasing".

Perhaps if Mr. Gingrich won by blowout margins, he would come to be perceived (once again) as the major challenger to Mr. Romney, supplanting Mr. Santorum.

After Good Friday, after systemic EU infrastructural investment, before the recession, Ireland was, briefly, a success story, and it is clear to see the desperation to be perceived as one again.

Maria Theresa determined from the outset of her reign that the Habsburg monarchy would never again be perceived as too weak to defend itself.

Incorrect rate of training can also increase the chances of injury to the animal which will again be perceived as a negative event affecting subsequent performance.