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Eliminating perceived threats to its (democracy) road map is right at the top of that.

it had been spoken by a milker behind the animal, whom she had not hitherto perceived.

However, one of the perceived drawbacks of CAN is the inability to bound accurately the worst-case response time of a given message.

From the outset, he perceived that if he was patient and could represent the best of his race, his merits would be recognized.

The fact that people are afraid to go out at night is often a result of perceived danger rather than actual danger.

The purpose of a library's physical location is perceived to be shifting from one of providing tools for research, to that of entertainment.

He perceived an instant that she did not know the blighting news.

But they understood not this saying, and it was hid from them, that they perceived it not: and they feared to ask him of that saying.

He said the organization does not accept any government money. "We want it to be perceived as being neutral, " he said.

When adding redundant features, you are generally trying to improve the perceived security of the system.

Sam Rockwell is usually perceived as a quirky character actor, whereas Gyllenhaal generally plays a mainstream leading man.

and he perceived that she was going through their two families alphabetically, and that they were only in the first quarter of the alphabet.

And if in a year's time the ratings have gone up and my interviews are being perceived as good interviews, then job done.

For its perceived probity and grandeur, it was once known as "the Bank of England club" .

Bahrain was perceived to be a liberal oasis in the Persian Gulf, with a robust banking sector and a per capita income to rival Europe's.

They had not been long put off with the boat, but we perceived them all coming on shore again.

After two years of what it perceived to be a bitter failure, it spoke to the water bearer one day by the stream.

The British tend to be risk-averse culturally, he said, and perceived the Americans as unrealistic.

The sister dared not question the mayor; but she perceived plainly from his air that he had not come from there.

On entering his house, we at once perceived him to be a man of taste.

At first sight of him, I perceived him to be an honest person.

This episode is a wake-up call to any company perceived to be hostage to one person alone. Even if it is true.

Sadly, RUP is often perceived to be in competition with a project management standard like PMBOK.

In this case the change intended was to that of a higher or lower social class than the individual perceived he normally belonged to.

But it was always intriguing to see how the client perceived what I had done.

However, if the boss is perceived as bad for your peers as well-it really isn't you, it's him! -try some of the steps mentioned below.

In these applications, a value perceived to be an outlier may in fact be an accurate result of a nonuniform product.

He did not even think he was wealthy enough to meet what he perceived as the very lofty entry requirements of most private bankers.

GQM is often perceived as a top-down approach, which suggests the executive role is the place to start.

This effect did not depend on the age of the volunteers or their own perceived social support or life satisfaction.

He did not get an immediate reply but he was elevated to the rank of marquis, first class, a reward for his perceived loyalty to the Qing.

The Aveo represents the perceived glamour of such a new triple- compartment vehicle , with its three great " features . "

They perceived in him a fresh development and very subtle manifestation of the very old thing from which he had sprung.

A childless single woman of a certain age is no longer automatically perceived as a barren spinster.

When she entered the house she perceived in a moment from her mother's triumphant manner that something had occurred in the interim.

Furthermore, to fulfill one of the key perceived benefits of SOA, there was a desire to build services that could be reused.

"Smoking has been a part of our culture for so long it isn't perceived as being hazardous, causing illness or poisonous, " said Mulyadi.

after two years of what it had perceived to be bitter failure , it spoke one day to the water bearer by the stream.

Poverty is often perceived as a dilemma of the developing world, Yunus said, but the problem is alive and well in North America.

Rather than trying to seem perfect, being honest about your shortcomings in an interview or on the job can be perceived as an asset.

So far, however, Chinese companies have been plagued by an actual or perceived lack of quality.

Your colleagues and you do not particularly like the company. The company is perceived to be a mean employer.

The referendum will allow voters to punish him for his perceived betrayals by voting against the change.

Previously the 1960s paintings had been perceived as the childish scribbles or doddering fantasies of an old man warding off impotence.

They were all perceived as being less than normal in all those characteristics -- more violent, etc. -- before the surgery.

He did not tell his daughter this; but Natasha perceived this dread and uneasiness of her father's, and felt mortified by it.

So as you live this 'present' life in the perceived time of today, you also live all your existences at once.

Abu Dhabi's move appeared to restore what had been perceived as an implicit state guarantee of Dubai World's debts.

Mr. Breivik said he acted in self-defense, to protect what he perceived as Norwegian culture against the influence from immigrants.

'Maybe there's something in there that you need to understand about how people at the company perceived you. '

Although no one seems to have perceived it, the era of ever increasing immigration restriction had come to an end a dozen years before.

Although I may be perceived as a mainstream type of guy, I really am not. I love off beat humor and things that are a bit left of normal.

The kind as kind cannot be perceived: the laws of the celestial motions are not written on the sky.

There was no statistically significant correlation between the demographics of respondents and level of risk perceived in law.

He very speedily perceived what sort of liberty it is to which a yellow passport is provided.

Even the dullest of the chivalry perceived that this was a plain case of "put up or shut up. "

Banking and asset management used to be perceived as fairly dull jobs, which did not attract a significant wage premium.

The best books, he perceived , are those that tell you what you know already.

So they left off speaking with him; for the matter was not perceived.

Indeed, gay-issues advocates have had a mixed reaction, alternating between gratitude and anger at the perceived hypocrisy of his statement.

I still struggle now and then about my perceived lack of time, but less than I used to.

This one really hurts the pride as the NYSE was perceived, at least by me, to be a powerful symbol of America.

It may well help former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, the perceived front-runner, by allowing him to stay out of the line of fire longer.

At every turn, Yarter made it a point to think about how the project would be perceived by local executives.

Fewer Americans are ready to accept testing or other real or perceived threats to their privacy or individual rights.

However, many patients are distressed by the recurrent nature of the infections and perceived serious complications.

but when the half-moon was made, the little boy perceived that there was hardly any cake left, and he again began to snivel.

Isabel read the letter with such deep attention that she had not perceived an approaching tread on the soft grass.

In the last couple of years, when deflation was perceived by many to be a greater threat than inflation, the index was of little value.

The order of execution is perceived to be out of order, but is allowed to happen given the current memory model.

The difference in the male physique, especially the chest, may be perceived by the infant to be not that of a natural caregiver.

Thus it must be perceived that, socialism of Chinese characteristics is not the end of our struggle, but a struggle before the final combat.

I dimly perceived a bed in the corner, and I wondered whether the light would disclose lying on it a dead body.

And, lo, I perceived that God had not sent him; but that he pronounced this prophecy against me: for Tobiah and Sanballat had hired him.

The quality of the partners and the banks financing the developments, he said, "indicates how well Tesco is perceived within the region" .

I opened my mouth to reply, and I perceived that there was no one near me.

However, further studies show that this variation has only a slight effect on the perceived quality of the restoration.

US officials have said the test of the election was whether the public perceived a fair outcome.

On entering this house, we at once perceived him to be a man of taste.

They walked with joined hands, and it could be perceived that this was the act of simple affection.

It was Duke Wayne hitting moviegoers over the head, knee-jerking to what he perceived to be negative imagery of the troops in Vietnam.

Elinor perceived not the language, not the professions of Colonel Brandon, but the natural embellishments of her mother's active fancy.

This will enable management to get a clear picture of how the business is perceived to be performing in terms of customer service.

The quality of Chinese construction in Africa is often perceived to be shoddy.

I was astonished to find how much I cared about how the other people in the restaurant perceived me.

Miss Lucas perceived him from an upper window as he walked towards the house, and instantly set out to meet him accidentally in the lane.

In an institution like this, the management needs to be perceived as honest, responsive and open.

It has led to a dramatic shift away from risky assets to riskless assets, or at least assets perceived as riskless .

I had counselled Catherine to get hers upstairs; but, as soon as he perceived her vacant seat, he sent me to call her.

Forgiving was more for me to make a better life and not so much to absolve the other person of what I perceived to be their wrongdoing.

"The last week or so there has been a perceived split in our opinions as artists . . . we all came together, " he said.

As for the White House's wish to be "well perceived in the world" , the less said the better.

For a writer who "had decided to suspend his writing temporarily, " what are the problems for his writing creation he had perceived?

He perceived that by some means or other she, like himself, had divine the truth of her father being the murderer.

When price and all else is perceived as equal however, much of the marketplace seems to gravitate to the Turkish option.

A high status man is perceived to be better able to protect his offspring, an effect that is consistent across cultures, she said.

Each subject's expectations can be classified into a quadrant: external-stated, external-perceived, internal-stated, or internal-perceived.

In the evolution of a system, what may originally have been perceived as the system's main function may become less important over time.

He was an Englishman, as they perceived by his accent.

Thus, if your product's value is perceived as equal to that of others, naturally the cheapest alternative will win.

He was an English man , as they perceived by his accent .

But he was not so widely perceived as a western lackey as some Arab leaders accused of putting outside interests before those of his people.

Most preferred a toned man who was more likely to commit over a muscle-bound man they perceived as more volatile, aggressive and dominant.

At first the falls of the humans, animals and aquatic kingdoms was not noticeable , as it was gradual enough to not be perceived day to day.

He would regret being perceived as having sold out the company and offshoring jobs. Mr. Williams adds, 'That fear is unfounded.

It would simply be impossible to make the case for it if, in addition, it were to be perceived as a source of enduring instability.

But independent analysts have suggested that the panel was particularly concerned about a perceived pattern of obfuscation by the company.

Only a short passing 'no reason to give up' is the meaning of my firm, the perceived future of me, thought he was.

The bigger the difference in perceived age within any twin pair, the more likely it was that the older-looking twin died first.

These pluses are perceived as sound by the listener. Audio waves can be converted to digital form by an ADC (Analog Digital Converter).

Jean Valjean, his head drooping and his chin resting on his breast, perceived neither Basque nor the candle.

Given the perceived failure of Copenhagen, there was bound to be a monumental blame game.

Having the supposed power to see objects or events that cannot be perceived by the senses.

And yet the Heavenly Dog and the Cowherd are perceived by us by an accident.

It is simple, easy to perform and directly perceived by vision , especially suitable in early and rapid diagnosis of tuberculosis.

My attitude is that if you push me towards something that you think is a weakness, then I will turn that perceived weakness into a strength.

The perceived answers are your direct connection to your ability to be able to source your own information.

Whom I perceived to be accused of questions of their law, but to have nothing laid to his charge worthy of death or of bonds.

This asynchrony also provides perceived responsiveness for users, as well as best case overall throughput for the system as a whole.

Seriously, if I could change one thing of SOA, it would be the perceived hit up front.

If we wanted to see more serious commitment from other vendors, Eclipse had to be perceived as more independent -- more decoupled from IBM.

The scientists said the research shows that empathic responses in men are shaped by the perceived fairness of others.

Manchester has made a habit of producing young stars and is perceived to be a great option for emerging players.

Mr Netherwood says it is often perceived that CTAs are secretive organisations.

When you talk more, you might unintentionally speak out of turn which might be perceived in a wrong way.

Finally perceived fit was an intervening variable between the similarity and brand extension evaluation.

Short of actually beating his wife, he perceived nothing to be done, he therefore accepted the situation without another word.

Immediately the incident becomes one of media significance. Could this be a thawing of perceived frosty relations between the two?

She is often perceived in one of two ways.

Of course, they were not perceived as the underlying cause, and what resulted was an even worse catastrophe.

According to Mr. Wang and Ms. Li, one main cause was the slide in BYD car quality and appeal, at least as they are perceived by consumers.

If what you write is stiff and pompous that's how you'll be perceived. The reader has no other choice.

No doubt, China is paranoiacally sensitive to perceived infringements of sovereignty or affronts to its dignity.

Their goal was to take up the jihadist cause around the world, righting perceived wrongs under the accordance of pure, Islamic law.

Branding is essentially how you are perceived and is something that you can try to actively influence with an array of marketing strategies.

Although this is not positive, but did not fundamentally change the investment prospects in India or have been perceived investment risk.

Walter keenly perceived change comes, began trying to create audio cartoons.

It rises again among the richest nations, where entrepreneurs tend to be driven by perceived opportunities rather than necessity.

A vertical slice can be delivering perceived value long before completion of the rest of the project, even before it has a positive ROI.

Yes, my dear reader, as you may have perceived, I had totally fallen in love with her.

Last, online communication has no influence to perceived quality and customer satisfaction.

Marius thought he perceived that this man had an extremely well satisfied air.

We try to avoid markets perceived to be so attractive that capital could start pouring in at any time.

It's easier to get angry with a parent who's perceived as overly controlling than to do battle with an impersonal house rule.

Which when Jesus perceived, he said unto them, O ye of little faith, why reason ye among yourselves, because ye have brought no bread?

this sacralization was a way of resisting what they perceived as the relentless corruption of human values by the marketplace.

Financials were also among the worst performers as investors sold out of perceived riskier asset classes on growth worries.

In an imaging system, we build a camera having a lens and a photosensitive device, to mimic how the world is perceived by vision.

Its citizens are growing ever more conscious of their country's rise and of a perceived relative decline in American power.

It was perceived in the early 80s that a pregnant woman should be confined and should indulge in as much food as she wishes.

Expansion or redevelopment of such a facility may be complicated by real or perceived environmental contaminations.

When a major project is perceived as a failure, someone will take up the challenge the organisation faces to avoid a repeat.

"It's perceived as being from Tel Aviv " he said of the secular city "and what goes on in Tel Aviv nobody cares. "

The nuclear winter much like the electrical storms was perceived by Red Nations' peoples as the anger of the Creator.

He invited China to share in this vision, while jabbing at it for perceived protectionism.

Consumer perceived status of the event has no influence on sponsorship benefits.

Running speed, heart rate, and ratings of perceived exercise intensity were all well correlated with the talk test results.

Thus in ancient India, eclipses were also forecast and their true nature was perceived at least by the astronomers.

One of the best buffers to a perceived sea change is to distribute leadership early on.

The more up and down a voice goes in conversation, the more likely it is to be perceived as "excitable" , feminine and gay in men.

Harburg and his colleagues used a questionnaire to determine how the spouses responded to behaviour that they perceived as unfair.

The British text would be rag to American conservatives already incensed by perceived encroachments on American sovereigntybythe world body.

Most occupational stress boils down to a perceived lack of control, and can be alleviated by taking a more proactive stance.

Many new employees are hesitant to ask questions because there afraid of being perceived as pesky or uninformed.

I escaped into what I perceived to be the outer boundaries of my mind or my imagination.

Washington, for its part, continues to be dismayed by perceived EU flakiness over threatening problems on its own doorstep.

It uses less power and is perceived to be easier on the eye than the liquid-crystal-displays used in many computer and tablet screens.

What is interesting, that the perceived gravity-- and therefore the centripetal acceleration-- There is nothing; there is no gravity there.

How are the foreign brands perceived in terms of reliability, quality, cost of service?

Chinese native traditional manner in which to influence the "import of" grief and comfortable view of the concept of Buddha and perceived?

It will be perceived that it was not without reason that Jean Valjean's passport described him as a very dangerous man.

Necklacing was also used to punish members of the black community who were perceived as collaborators with the apartheid regime.

The purposes of this study were to analyze the effects of perceived coach's leadership and goal orientation on sport motivation.

Consumer satisfaction: is the extent to which a product's perceived performance matches a buyer's expectations.

This edition of the GFCI was the first to look at how the various cities are perceived by different sized businesses.

Like the flood of tablets expected to hit the market, Motorola's tablet aims to address other perceived weaknesses of the iPad.

normal little finger can be made to overlap ring finger. with incomplete flexion this overlap may be perceived as rotational deformity.

The interactions between signal type and similarity did not influence perceived fit.

The perceived escape from responsibility is one of the great dangers of social networking.

Ghetto rioting then was the first representation I perceived of movement and activity among the mass of Negroes in the North .

You can reasonably say that for up to 50 users, there is little variation in the perceived response time of the user.

I've always seen this as my major strength, but I'm gradually realising that it's perceived as a lack of focus and direction.

The general reduction in the numbers of the very poor weakens the perceived link between globalisation and inequality.

It also showed that the difference between sexes does not change with length of interval perceived.

Therefore, page rendering can easily break, and your users can be dissatisfied with your portals' perceived performance.

Jean Valjean immediately perceived that Thenardier did not recognize him.

I had, up t. ill then, perceived spiritual beauty only through the. outw. a. rd. It had come into me.

Envy often seems to come from a perceived scarcity in some area of your life.

and a president who is weak at home tends to be perceived as weak abroad as well.

Come up with a free or deeply discounted product or service that has a high perceived value for the consumer with a low dollar cost for you.

Belief systems are thoughts that reverberate back in the haze of distortion and then are perceived to be truth.

"It will be easier to deal with bureaucracy but it should not be perceived as the only way to make investments. "

Now, it's true that any company, especially high-tech companies, need to be perceived as being up-to-date.

Ethiopiabegan withdrawing its troops from Somalia two years after invading it in response to a perceived threat from militant Islamists.

Yet those who have not yet perceived the way will recognize you also, and believe that you are like them, as you were before.

The White House explains the president's new-found Wanderlust by saying that "We want to be well perceived in the world" .

It isn't just that the regime loses its legitimacy: its exercise of power is now perceived as a panic reaction, a gesture of impotence.

The article suggests a general rise in affluence may at least partly account for the perceived time famine.

I'm a big believer that good can come out of every situation, even ones we've perceived as bad.

He perceived gazing upon him a pale and earnest countenance, which he was not slow to recognize.

The pink and white light will form against the skin and can be readily perceived illuminating the body.

He invitedChinato share in this vision, while jabbing at it for perceived protectionism.

For this, people blamed a system which allotted pupils to schools on the basis of perceived ability at the age of ten.

but if we perceived that the result we desire is still within the self-centred field, then there would be no thought of achievement.

Communism was perceived as a threat to what most southerners felt was our national security, if not in fact our entire identity.

The key drivers were a five percent rise in homicide, more violent demonstrations and a perceived greater fear of crime.

Varin is perceived by the board as a fresh force to help push Peugeot in the right direction, reports Reuters.

These conclusions have important significance for analyzing the diagnosis power of the theory of perceived value and perceived ri. . .

In general performance-based rewards are perceived to be an important ingredient of the broader public sector reform effort.

Despite international sanctions being imposed as a result of its perceived misbehavior, aid continues to flow to North Korea from China.

According to him, the perceived relevance of a traceability matrix is to easily perform an impact analysis to a changed requirement.

It was perceived as the Mubarak family's first line of defence as it attempted to impose Gamal as Mubarak's successor.

Now, therefore, we hold faith to be a knowledge of God's will toward us, perceived from his Word.

Mandatory building inspection is perceived to be a practicable and effective long-term solution in arresting building decay.

Customer satisfaction depends on a product's perceived performance in delivering value relative to a buyer's expectations.

Addressing perceived internal threats, the regime clamped down on private market activities earlier this year.

Taken together, criticisms against the police and MACC are perceived as an attack on Malays and Malay institutions.

Procedural justice: perceived fairness of the process used to determine the distribution of rewards.

To anyone else, Philemon might be perceived as a figment of Jung's imagination, or evidence of madness.

Both partners in a marriage--but especially men--should be aware that words are typically perceived more negatively than they were intended.

In cognitive linguistics, metonymy is perceived not as a figure of speech but as a mode of thinking and one of basic cognitive instruments.

For a Michelin-starred restaurant in France, this could be perceived as an unhygienic assault on the senses.

Through questionaire, the first hand materials can be obtained in terms of customers perceived fairness.

Even the best-designed and developed piece of technology cannot perform magic if its use is perceived as difficult by its intended audience.

The existing form of vocational education refers to the form which can be perceived externally by people.

So here I have found a previously not perceived part of myself that holds on to savior patterning .

Vita contemplative was perceived for a very long time as an ideal form of human existence.

One of the reasons many managers shy away from pairing is that they're afraid of how it might be perceived.

Insulin resistance is also an important correlate of BMI and is perceived as a more accurate marker of the metabolic effect of obesity.

The authors believe that climate types represent perceived norms of an organization or group with an ethical basis.

and Elizabeth perceived that she must wait for her own visit there, to know the rest.

The law, always behind the times, requires elaborate stitching and fitting to adapt it to this newly perceived aspect of the commons.

This research is constructed from two aspects: the antecedents of the perceived price fairness and the consequences of it.

These light oscillations can sometimes be perceived by the human eye, and this phenomenon is known as flicker.

If you're new, don't let perceived complexity or jargon scare you off: start simple and get into a rhythm with reporting on the basics.

First, I think there is a bit more perceived safety and control with AirBnB (even after some of the disasters that have been reported).

Validation of advanced aseptic processing is perceived to be substantially more difficult than conventional aseptic processing.

He never submitted to jealousy or brooded over perceived slights.

One potential bargain bin: emerging-market bonds, which are perceived to be risky and may have been punished too harshly.

Self-efficacy, perceived exercise barrier, and integrated benefit could explain 14% of the total variance of exercise behavior.

Jake left the room to check out a perceived shadow in the crack under the door, but it proved fruitless.

The perceived direction of motion corresponds to the mean direction, not to the actual direction of translation.

Certainly true is both its charm the atmosphere produced cannot be perceived without your personal experience.

It represents the cyclical nature of things, eternal return, and other things perceived as cycles that begin anew as soon as they end.

Koch perceived that it would be far better if one could solidify a well- tried liquid medium with some clear substance .

However, excitative music decreased perceived tension and increased perceived relaxation as the number of sessions increased.

"They are bothsubtly and profoundly affected by what goes around them, " he said, including the social climate and perceived support.

Liberalization of international economic system was widely perceived as a way to avoid recurrence of a similar calamity.

Fourth, some psychological research is perceived to be derived from and possibly biased by a sociopolitical ideology.

True, the regulator obliged MF to raise more capital when it perceived the risks the firm was running with its holdings of sovereign debt.