Examples of using A perception in English and their translations into Japanese
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According to Takenaka Heizo and Chida Ryokichi, as of 1998[update] there was a perception in Japan that the economy was"Small and Frail".
Interbrand defines differentiation as a perception of the consumer according to which the brand has a proposal and experience that distinguishes it from other brands.
everyone has a perception of IBM.”.
This results in a loophole in the sanctions the UN Security Council has placed on North Korea, and so the paper urged,“With this assassination, the ASEAN member countries should share a perception of the abnormality and danger of North Korea.”.
When you encounter someone who seems disconnected from the actual impact that their actions and behaviors are having, it's a sure sign that they are trying to create a perception that conforms to their desires rather than to reality.
But the audience's perception of the world is not just a perception of what is in front of them, but already mediated by their experience: That which is given is not only the thing, but the experience of the thing….
What seemed a perception has developed in the certainty that he had to enjoy the benefits that derive from the European Union were the largest financial and industrial groups and, as a national country, only Germany, which, in fact, was the author of restrictive measures.
Matubayasi: I think that should be the role of university-affiliated research institutions Todo: At CMSI, there's currently a perception that the Institute for Solid State Physics and Institute for Molecular Science are for joint use within academia only, and it's difficult for corporate people to get in.
I am not suggesting that this strategy would work as there are significant unknowns in play still obviously, but given how the elite typically operate it would seem to me that they would want to try to maintain their version of"spin" and thus at least a perception of control?
You have a perception problem.
Knowledge is a perception of relations.
Healthy cooking is a perception.
There arises a perception of crisis.
At least create a perception of such.
Is there a perception that this is an embarrassment?
Developed countries have a perception that welfare is well.
Or was it over-emphasized to avoid a perception of bias?
It is not a perception-- he is convinced that he is dead.
And every error is a perception in which one at least is seen unfairly.
There is a perception among Americans that Japan is a very expensive country.
