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o simulate the natural color of a product as	perceived by the customer, such as red dye like FD&C R
While "People Got to Be Free" was	perceived by some as related to the assassinations of
However, much controversy was	perceived by the media in Lancashire regarding the Cha
ffective focal ratio of an optical system as	perceived by all components after it in the system.
layed, the discrete parallax differences are	perceived by the brain as depth.
erience nonequilibrium when the situation is	perceived by the human agent as being volatile, uncert
to leave the grammar school due to what was	perceived by teachers as a tendency to disruption - al
de to Ofcom and the BBC as the comments were	perceived by some as homophobic and offensive.
rther commercial success for a song which is	perceived by many hardcore fans as a great dance anthe
en hostile to Northumbrian power or at least	perceived by Oswald as a threat.
thinking about the particular object that is	perceived by means of the patches of color.
Yosef, however, is generally	perceived by the Israeli media as not being as accepti
ce, a dichroic filter produces light that is	perceived by humans to be highly saturated (intense) i
gent tannins into larger molecules which are	perceived by the taste buds as being softer.
per class) British people, who are sometimes	perceived by other cultures as being reserved.
However, Osloavisen was	perceived by its owners as a failed venture and was di
icism of mainland officials and policies was	perceived by many to be one of the main reasons for Be
e HP research had shown that this method was	perceived by the human eye as brighter for equivalent
proton size shrinks near the AdS boundary as	perceived by an observer in Minkowski space.
with the contradictory duality and hypocrisy	perceived by Waters in dogmatic religion and its power
of reunifying two separated collections was	perceived by many people as the most compelling.
s their right not to be subjected to marches	perceived by many as sectarian and intimidating.
ent circumstances, that are not always fully	perceived by the people living it.
ween the object and the back-scatter that is	perceived by radar of the object (a plane) flying over
	Perceived by many to be a white elephant, the stadium
of Bone and Scargill, Class War began to be	perceived by many anarchists as moving in a more refor
re active in a thing although they cannot be	perceived by the senses....Thus the Sages reveal to th
tests in 1990, 2003 and 2004, although it is	perceived by former Arsenal player Lee Dixon that this
rbia by dividing up the majority of what was	perceived by Serb nationalists as Serb territory, name
Though Carter's comments were	perceived by Raptors fans as his confession to not giv
e by the Treaty of Versailles which had been	perceived by many if not most Germans as a humiliation
ho supported the status quo were immediately	perceived, by those who wanted change, as being unpatr
e strength of pollution sources which can be	perceived by humans.
It was	perceived by Sanjay Arora, an independent film maker,
measure of true function to be delivered as	perceived by the user."
t some point they are sounding together, and	perceived by the ear as sounding together.
Her actions were	perceived by her contemporaries as a challenge to gend
McMillan,	perceived by many as a protest vote, garnered 40,000 v
Although	perceived by some as disparaging, the band prefers to
This invasion of Florida was	perceived by most of the country as ill-advised and th
ght traveling through the LC layer cannot be	perceived by human observers, it must be converted int
se, the circumstances as would be reasonably	perceived by Suberu were that the police officer was o
emtov, whose anti-crime patrol had long been	perceived by many black residents as biased against th
rk bow-tie, but the humorous ad campaign was	perceived by some as petty and mean-spirited - and Sim
en allocated on the basis of gender, and its	perceived capabilities.
ees and Boethusian groups not only due their	perceived carefree approach to keeping to written Tora
hdrew from the Brethren in Christ, rejecting	perceived changes in the denomination's faith and prac
that calls would be cheaper than with their	perceived chief competitor, British Telecom.
berty for the Australian market because of a	perceived clash with charity organisation Legacy Austr
h more green on the front of buses, due to a	perceived clash with Yellow Buses' livery.
nd would comment on this by pointing out the	perceived closed-mindedness of some of the reviewers a
	Perceived Cohesion Scale (PCS) is a six item scale tha
Smith used this	perceived collaboration as a pretext upon which to tak
at the community has been acting in its "own	perceived collective interests," regardless of whether
e, and their time-honored traditions for the	perceived comforts of the modern world.
ly, which undermined his credibility and his	perceived commitment to democracy and the constitution
Sqn's main duty was to defend Hong Kong from	perceived Communist threats.
s, and encouraged the pursuit of simplifying	perceived complexity in the field of data analytics.
for continuing non-adoption of CSS are: its	perceived complexity, authors' lack of familiarity wit
ts organized to protest the Iraq war and the	perceived concomitant restrictions on civil liberties
by the name Stegoceras sternbergi, due to a	perceived conflict in cladistic analyses (Ryan and Eva
rged Board of Appeal in an effort to resolve	perceived conflicts between the different decisions of
in' Suspicion, Johnson left the group due to	perceived conflicts with Lee Brilleaux.
ften takes a visual approach to articulating	perceived conflicts between humans and nature, and the
controversy as this appointment, because of	perceived conflicts of interest between this post and
A	perceived connection with the long-dead Radloff was tr
times creates changes within an individual's	perceived consciousness.
ty, was created partially in response to the	perceived conservative tilt of the state's Democratic
ere given free expression in reaction to the	perceived constraints of rationalism imposed by the En
That wouldn't quite resolve Guy Hatton's	perceived contradiction though.
The iris allows the device to increase the	perceived contrast ratio of the projector.
any, Viacom, and opposed to the production's	perceived contribution to the neighborhood's gentrific
selves on a collision course between Chinese	perceived core interests and American perceived core i
d sequence of numbering them, based on their	perceived correspondence with the names of certain cit
"blank vote", had arisen in response to the	perceived corruption of the three major parties runnin
r, the project was cancelled, due to lack of	perceived cost benefits for the mix of traditional and
he local Aborigines out of proportion to the	perceived crime.
e in English and titles which pertain to the	perceived crisis in the Church.
change generally presents both a real and a	perceived crisis.
red Brenton's writing, but found much of his	perceived criticism of Churchill and take on the Secon
hdrew from the University in 1843 because of	perceived criticism by reform-minded trustees.
significance of the site” but rather “due to	perceived criticism of Wikipedia itself.”
arrard in London in 1938 struggling with his	perceived culpability in Scott's death.
In Greek mythology, the	perceived cultural divisions among the Hellenes were r
In the case of invasive species,	perceived cuteness may help thwart efforts to eradicat
yllis Gates acted as his beard, to avert the	perceived damage that the disclosure of Hudson's homos
A major concern of Richmond residents was a	perceived danger to their water supply, as most of Ric
this mindset will panic and either flee the	perceived danger or attempt to eliminate it, often ign
There is an inherent	perceived danger to fire.
orld governments, regardless of the relative	perceived danger of the goods that are object of legis
e became a national hero, partly because his	perceived daring was in sharp contrast to the incompet
ers have also been closing, some blaming the	perceived decline in the centre.
e eventual dissolution of the Airborne and a	perceived decline in the reputation of the entire Cana
y and overblown pretentiousness, among other	perceived defects.
r distribution of wealth in the zaibatsu and	perceived degenerative influences corrupting Japan's p
and the fact that some "things are no longer	perceived, described, expressed, characterised, classi
in specific instances, to the inadvertent or	perceived detriment of specifically English interests.
erns of biological variation and patterns of	perceived difference.
ntrospection illusion" underlies a number of	perceived differences between the self and other peopl
the aluminum and pottery brick piece can be	perceived differently if viewed from different angles.
many want to be defined as separate from the	perceived difficulties faced by south Fulton county re
However, they	perceived difficulties because of the existence of the
The low ridership was attributed to the	perceived difficulty in accessing the downtown station
al Space Station (ISS) that is exploring the	perceived direction of up during long duration exposur
ts parts, but these proportions can never be	perceived directly by the senses, which will simply en
anelling and improved ventilation to address	perceived disadvantages with the no-fines construction
In 1847, in response to	perceived discrimination by the Hudson's Bay Company i
f opportunity, but there is no hint that she	perceived discrimination against youth.
nced he has obtained legal counsel regarding	perceived discrimination by one Roland Campos, booking
ative platform attacking welfare abusers and	perceived disloyalty in the Strom camp, proposing a re
corpus, and many Americans were arrested for	perceived disloyalty to the Union cause.
s the term used in the United States for the	perceived disparity between the number and power of th
ief congruence theory explains that it's the	perceived dissimilarity of beliefs that has more of an
t and central London in order to counter the	perceived distance from the capital both to the UK mar
nown, and Hitler hoped he could exploit this	perceived disunity.
ing trade journal the Gavin Report regarding	perceived drug connotations in its lyrics.
Grace Slick wrote the song based on	perceived drug references in the classic novel Alice I
permits for techno and trance events, due to	perceived drug issues.
he New Model Army, when faced with Charles's	perceived duplicity, tried and executed him.
he New Model Army, when faced with Charles's	perceived duplicity, reluctantly tried and executed hi
ip, Shadow Adjustment Technology for greater	perceived dynamic range, and wireless flash control fo
lling off the best players, this time out of	perceived economic necessity rather than pique.
ning to chopped and screwed music due to its	perceived effect of slowing the brain down, giving slo
liqueurs, and various rums, so named for its	perceived effects upon the drinker.
ariety of different structures and which are	perceived either as heavy touch or light touch also fa
or-tat violence with a local Triad gang over	perceived encroachments upon each others' turf and exp
and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau because of	perceived endorsement of illegal drug use.
filing large numbers of legal claims against	perceived enemies, as part of the sovereign citizen an
Guard to defend the state from attacks from	perceived enemies, either from the North or South.
onopolize political power and to destroy his	perceived enemies.
ions, and the gathering of "intelligence" on	perceived enemies.
In photometry, luminous energy is the	perceived energy of light.
der public debate on the single issue of the	perceived erosion of civil liberties.
cism from the academic establishment for the	perceived erratic use of classical orders.
ough to purge the Church of England from all	perceived errors of the Roman Catholic Church.
ease the discrimination against people with	perceived ethnic names.
When a	perceived example of Zugzwang occurred in the third ga
on, and non-material values in response to a	perceived excess of materialism, consumerism, technolo
nd physical geography; however, some see the	perceived existence of five regions (plus, perhaps, th
s also found in French erotica, such was the	perceived expertise of the English with le vice Anglai
mores in Spain in the mid-1980s, there was a	perceived explosion of out-of-wedlock births.
The	perceived failure of the Intelligence Services Divisio
istrustful of politicians as a result of the	perceived failure and reformism of the Finnish Social
z tries to help Chris come to terms with his	perceived failure, the Doctor seals off the memory of
eason for its introduction was to combat the	perceived fall in the number of students studying fore
alternative to hypnosis, both because of its	perceived fallibility and because he found that patien
stro by the ciompi, suspicious of di Lando's	perceived favour for citizens of the middle classes.
he represented other settlers in protesting	perceived favouritism by land agents in the distributi
He quickly perfected the way he	perceived fighter aircraft ought to be employed as gro
While some critics	perceived filler as a weakness of the album, Bailey Ra
but plans to do so were rejected due to the	perceived fire hazard and high cost of HTP and she was
Photopsia is the presence of	perceived flashes of light.
This expresses the opinion that the	perceived flexibility and extensibility designed into
th their hostility toward the denomination's	perceived focus on social action that the Confession o
d stern carvings depicting King Edgar as the	perceived founder of English naval strength and domini
on the island to protect it in response to a	perceived French invasion.
area because of climate and the danger they	perceived from the local native American population.
the Sikhs or any external threats which they	perceived from the other rulers of the time.
Possible replacements included the	perceived frontrunner Katsuya Okada (known especially
The Centre has received criticism for its	perceived fundamentalist Christian mission to undermin
t takes steps to enrich the setting and fill	perceived gaps in IV's storyline and characterization.
rictions on freedom of speech and to prevent	perceived gender stereotyping.
Despite the loss as	perceived generations later, Bishop Jonathan witnessed
He	perceived God as immanent within all things, including
e boy through whose eyes the entire story is	perceived goes back home, after the school is closed d
ient literature, the school looked back to a	perceived golden age of Japanese culture and society.
numerous news outlets detailing instances of	perceived graft and corruption.
er protein-bound iodine) may contribute to a	perceived greater effectiveness or confer additional b
arliament had greater interest in redressing	perceived grievances occasioned by the royal administr
Mountain High School East, was opened due to	perceived growth.
In other contexts it can suggest the	perceived habits and aspirations of rural middle-class
ho required an individual dwelling, which it	perceived had been the situation in 1939 prior to the
This was a response to	perceived harm wrought upon Sweden by a half-century o
e built, then it should be built so that its	perceived harms disproportionately affect poor, racial
Lucy had a	perceived health need to live in a dry climate like th
rman found, in a study they performed on the	perceived healthiness of a snack, that if the snack wa
In response to a	perceived heavy influx of immigrants, the Conservative
ion was complicated by growing resentment at	perceived heavy handedness from outside "celebrities"
ame to her asking her to bless them, as they	perceived her to be a real goddess.
upposed violations of canon law, rather than	perceived heresy.
Due to their	perceived higher quality, as with many meat pies the q
The Council selected Ross because they	perceived him to have the diplomatic skill necessary t
owledged, Jones repeated it until the French	perceived him, and their fire brought him down with a
the first film and didn't notice how people	perceived him, in Not Quite Human II he communicates f
gent, he wasn't as close to the centre as he	perceived himself to be.
, Schwietz said that he felt no remorse, but	perceived himself as merely executing justice on earth
He	perceived his greatest threats from the middle class,
At the age of 8, Bhalji Pendharkar	perceived his musical talent and launched him in the r
ening is linked to lower insurance rates and	perceived homophobia in health care.
"Lavender Mafia" has been used to describe	perceived homosexual elements within the Catholic chur
Shame regarding	perceived homosexuality may contribute to the under-re
In an early 1990s 60 Minutes interview, Dial	perceived host Morley Safer to be talking down to him
nd no significant effects of laugh tracks on	perceived humor but suggest that it may be a moderate
input from his colleagues, frequently mocks	perceived hypocrisies and absurdities of public figure
The lyrics are about mankind's	perceived idea of hell, despite living in the paradise
Baker defended himself, saying that the	perceived ill-will towards students was unintentional
Her	perceived illegitimacy caused several projects of matr
P were not a racist organisation there was a	perceived image problem relating to the similarly-styl

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