Sentence examples for while the perception of from inspiring English sources

But while the perception of the studio is only changing slowly, the reality does seem to be rather different.

Egypt itself went from inspiring to horrifying, as the revolution was overcome by a counter-revolution, while the perception of the struggle morphed from people versus tyrant to violent Islamist martyrs versus the forces of order.

Real wages remained stagnant, while the perception of government concessions to foreign trading partners, principally Britain, irked nationalists.

The lowest identification rate of synthetic vowels is that of /u:/ which was perceived by three listeners as /o:/, while the perception of the natural /u:/ was perfect.

While the perception of size-related acoustic variation in animal vocalisations is well documented, little attention has been given to how this information might be integrated with corresponding visual information.

While the perception of prolonged inflammation is typically negative in our case it indicates that the expression of the plasmid is present for a prolonged period of time, giving the immune response enough time to perform its function.

He holds this view even given the possibility that God is deceiving us about such perceptions (e.g., by destroying the object while maintaining the perception of it).

The art (or science, increasingly) of politics is combining effective majorities across various issues, while minimizing the perception of the minorities as being on the losing side.

Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI) antidepressant treatment was shown to modulate amygdala responses directly in humans without requiring a clinical change in mood or initial amygdala pathology, while diminishing the perception of fear [23], [24].

High pain intensity while resting, the perception of constant back strain when working, negative expectations of RTW, and having been to a physiotherapist prior to participation in the trial, were significant predictors of non RTW 3 months after the second visit at the spine clinic.

While the perceptions of NPs by medical staff are important to the implementation of the NP role, the greatest threat to the sustainability of the role may be the unmet needs of NPs.