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Schwartz S. Visual | Perception: A Clinical Orientation. |
Cities, Society, and Social | Perception: A Central African Perspective 1987 |
ally a feature of rural life, in the popular | perception a chaupal is any place where people "sit and |
Bhagavad Gita) and the ability to lift one's | perception above these physical limitations and to see |
This manifestation alters a sin-eater's | perception, according to the key used to unlock it. |
acy, believing it might turn Northern public | perception against Lincoln. |
This | perception also attracts young models looking to use th |
This argument runs contrary to the | perception among many software developers that cherry p |
(1922) | Perception: An Introduction to the Gestalt Theorie. |
Perception: An essay on Classical Indian Theory of Know | |
Contrary to the general | perception, an AWG will function & produce water even i |
ved in conversations and trying to shape the | perception and the way the people are talking about iss |
ffects of fear, anger, and happiness on risk | perception and risk preference. |
His quickness of | perception and his classical training permitted him to |
He is most notable for his work in taste | perception and oral irritation, in humans as well as in |
eas including bilingual language competence, | perception and production, bilingual language acquisiti |
ting Machinery "for contributions to machine | perception and for the invention of the optical mouse." |
h explores the impact pornography has on the | perception and treatment of women. |
ately described as a modification of regular | perception, and the subject is usually quite aware of t |
nvestigating the relationship between visual | perception and human intelligence factors. |
about events to unfold in order to optimise | perception and action. |
exceeding wroth" has been central to Herod's | perception and was the foundation for how the king was |
Perception and interpretation of terrorism, justice, an | |
the mid-nineties he focussed on multisensory | perception and synesthesia in art and science, resultin |
and Charles Taylor in the related fields of | perception and hermeneutics. |
echanisms, and these effects are relevant to | perception and behavior. |
Sensory Processing, | Perception and Behavior |
ed his collection of phenomena from everyday | perception and the fine arts, always endeavoring to fin |
ion of mood, euphoria, enhancement of visual | perception, and the generation of closed-eye mental ima |
for staging such massive events as Fantasia, | Perception and Vision in the UK, (which, in 1992, alleg |
Center for Risk | Perception and Communication |
She is known for her work on human face | perception and person memory, including face recognitio |
elabarre was a pioneer in the field of shape | perception and on the interaction between mental proces |
Making Sense: Animal | Perception and Communication: Knowing Nature. |
body, mind, emotion, energy to enhance their | perception and experience the unlimitted. |
oughts) and "samyak darshan" (rationality in | perception) and not just "samyak charitra" (rationality |
laining Contradictory Relations Between Risk | Perception and Risk Taking. |
s the victim's father's paranormal powers of | perception and his voodoo potions. |
administration, there was widespread public | perception, and some evidence, that most of this appare |
Theories of | Perception and the Concept of Structure: A Review and C |
sics, hearing aids/cochlear implants, speech | perception and production, machine processing of speech |
etting ESP (an abbreviation for Extrasensory | Perception, and an irony considering ESPN was initially |
He discusses the differences in | perception and use of rock between the music industry a |
vity in vision (i.e.: the main cue for depth | perception), and were awarded a Nobel Prize for their w |
dromes are associated with disorders of face | perception and recognition. |
to deepen their understanding of acoustical | perception, and to reveal the elements of environmental |
regard only that which is an object of | perception, and cast behind your back whatever is beyon |
the grain of dominant culture, to challenge | perception and convention. |
such as impulse control, motor coordination, | perception and integration, and that underlying the spe |
“Factors affecting | perception and acceptance of food texture by American c |
Danius, The Senses of Modernism: Technology, | Perception, and Aesthetics, The Senses and Society, 1, |
e brain, give greater mind control, increase | perception and intuition, uplift moral standards, and g |
ery human being and use them to heighten her | perception and reflexes, and in this state apparently p |
The Doors of | Perception and Heaven and Hell by Aldous Huxley |
nsensus effect: An egocentric bias in social | perception and attribution processes". |
ty as a young intellectual, showed his quick | perception, and sometimes hard to understand. |
The Psychology and Folklore of Extra-Sensory | Perception and Psychic Phenomena", "English Ritual Danc |
ence for fundamental equivalences of sensory | perception and the implication that deeper in the nervo |
655 Pattern Recognition in Interdisciplinary | Perception and Intelligence |
Perception and understanding have come to a stop and sp | |
ocuses on sea turtle behavior, shark sensory | perception and salt levels on seagrasses. |
Kai Brodersen Space in the Roman World, its | Perception and Presentation (LIT, Munster, 2004). |
ed the role of organizational culture in the | perception and management of environmental, technologic |
e logic of Buddhadharma only recognized two: | perception and inference. |
Gampopa was renowned for the clarity of his | perception and his knowledge of both Kadampa and, later |
vancements to spiritualism and extra-sensory | perception and especially with the idea that man will o |
n, who admired him for his bravery and sharp | perception and who took news of his death badly. |
This is allegorical with much of a person's | perception and a contemporary understanding of the univ |
and other research findings in extrasensory | perception and psychokinesis." |
ain plasticity are aimed at improving speech | perception and auditory learning in normal and clinical |
abstract concepts as energy, consciousness, | perception, and multi-dimensionality. Twenty-three of h |
n of the Republic of Indonesia to change the | perception and mindset of Indonesian people that Indone |
has a pervasive negative effect on society's | perception and consumption of music. |
The flooding destroyed public | perception, and the mall was even nicknamed the "brown |
ite) for scientific tasks that require human | perception and common sense, but not a lot of scientifi |
i-concept album, dealing with themes such as | perception and reality. |
neration, to engender an alteration to their | perception and/or experience of the appearance aspect o |
Eyesight and depth | perception are of paramount importance to a dog's abili |
ecutive Secretary of the WHO, but his public | perception as "Canada's most famously articulate angry |
The gene is thought to influence | perception, as well as susceptibility to drug dependenc |
acknowledged the importance of The Doors of | Perception as a challenge to people interested in relig |
e existence of brahman and viewed pratyaksa ( | perception) as the sole means of knowledge. |
This caused an error in depth | perception, as he concluded that there was a larger air |
ts time” and he felt compelled to crush that | perception as fast and as thoroughly as he could, which |
bined with the Red Scare led to their public | perception as communists (though they had no connection |
ving in the same direction at the same rate, | perception associates the movement as part of the same |
the Devil Bat Ghost, confusing the blocker's | perception at the moment of lag. |
g Fred Trueman was a beneficiary of Turner's | perception at a coaching session at Bramall Lane, Sheff |
anting the World: the role of Imagination in | Perception', at the Middleton Hall lecture theatre. |
Cryonics, contrary to public | perception at this time, was (and still is) a middle cl |
e to his or her organism in four categories: | perception, attack, defense, and movement. |
are not considered a bridge locus for visual | perception because stimulating visual cortex can give r |
, reproduction, life span, communication and | perception, behavior, food habits, predation, and conse |
demonstrate the impossibility of thinking or | perception being the result of any combination of the p |
ge and defiance at a system that had, in his | perception, betrayed him to philosophical ruminations o |
The authors highlight this negative | perception by noting the popularity of "devil-child" mo |
as the subject of many scientific studies of | perception by neuropsychologist Richard Gregory. |
Goto, Hiromu (1971), "Auditory | perception by normal Japanese adults of the sounds "l" |
bum in 1972 on Cobblestone Records, entitled | Perception; by this time, bassist Johnson had left the |
Bird Waltz" was "so natural that the keenest | perception cannot discover the difference." |
Even direct | perception cannot establish truth, because it requires |
"The body disintegrated, | perception ceased, pain & rapture were entirely consume |
As one's | perception changes, so one's experience is different: w |
nto all aspects of brain function, including | perception, cognition and action. |
Just thus are | perception, cognition, mental construction, and conscio |
charged that Johnson said crime was only a " | perception," although his perception complaints were, i |
vist epistemology, including Rand's views on | perception, concepts, and free will; Sciabarra ties Ran |
Eleanor Heartney wrote: “In Bochner's work, | perception constantly trumps idea, reaffirming the arti |
culus of all human ideas), Hume (who thought | perception could be reduced to "atomic impressions") an |
guished himself mainly as a critic; his keen | perception, critical perspicacity and refined taste mad |
Contrary to popular | perception, death is not a specific moment. |
al and video installations explore themes of | perception, deception and surveillance. |
Claude Tramont with all the fearlessness and | perception demanded in the boiling of an egg." |
on Smith's last work, Cleansing the Doors of | Perception, describes the Harvard Project in which he p |
ced an enthusiastic book called The Doors of | Perception, describing the look of the Hollywood Hills |
721, and had a considerable effect on public | perception despite it being attacked by royalists and s |
e face of terminal cancer also marked public | perception, during and after his time in office. |
Discovery Stadium, Techno Arts, Air & Space, | Perception, Dynamic Earth, Quake Zone, the Digital Lab |
hat he was "above the ordinary, a very quick | perception enabling him to seize almost every chance". |
Knowledge and | Perception, Essays and Lectures (London, 1950) |
on, distortion, color fringes, altered depth | perception, etc. |
: visions, locutions, miracles, extrasensory | perception, etc. |
t of remote viewing, a form of extra-sensory | perception explored by DIA and CIA and then abandoned i |
Martha's | perception filter seems to have become faulty at some p |
Though John carries the fob watch, the | perception filter that it possesses prevents John from |
She specializes in speech | perception, focusing on how general perceptual and cogn |
Cricket Diplomacy has been the positive | perception from both the countries to strengthen the re |
The ambiguity of such a term, its | perception from different geographies, cultures and ind |
The | perception from the luminescent wakes is that it resemb |
t the site, unpaid contractors and a general | perception from the community that the 52-story luxury |
In the popular | perception, Galitzianers were considered to be more emo |
sions of their faces, increasing their depth | perception greatly, to keep aware of prey, however the |
ayer's party had number-based stats (such as | Perception, Hacking, etc), and combat was based on the |
l interest include child development, infant | perception, haptic perception and acquisition of percep |
According to Husserl, | perception has three temporal aspects, retention, the i |
G. Sarcone is a leading authority on visual | perception, he has written and published several educat |
Despite this | perception, he has expressed an interest in marriage an |
In both the media and public | perception, however, he was considered responsible for |
d to be necessary and sufficient for sensory | perception: if the bridge locus neurons are not active, |
Reflecting this widespread | perception in the hip hop community and adding to his o |
iverpool blockade runners and the widespread | perception in America that Britain had been sympathetic |
auses hallucinations, and hallucinations are | perception in the absence of external stimuli (Note tha |
It gives you a totally different | perception in the community." |
Hazard and Choice | Perception in Flood Plain Management. |
land, he developed the TRACE model of speech | perception in the mid-80s. |
rch has examined the role of DiPT in hearing | perception in rodent, it is not clear that the auditory |
p between the eyes, and therefore poor depth | perception in most of their field of view. |
t an intense background in the psychology of | perception; in a nontechnical style Metzger moves the r |
However, due to depth | perception in vision problems he did not complete the c |
visual deprivation upon size and brightness | perception in a rat. |
nalysis by the Gabor functions is similar to | perception in the human visual system. |
that LSD and other hallucinogens don't cause | perception in the absence of external stimuli, but inst |
ndon due to Dmytryk and Wanamaker's negative | perception in the United States at the time. |
Lateral lines, used for sensory | perception in aquatic environments, are present on the |
historians and other shapers of contemporary | perception, including C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien: |
main focus in his team's research is on face | perception, including facial cues to health, effects of |
y International, Pope co-created Corruptions | Perception Index (CPI) which identified best and worst |
Transparency International's (TI) Corruption | Perception Index (CPI) for 2003 found the governments o |
ed] [THERE HAVE NOT BEEN IMPROVEMENTS IN THE | PERCEPTION INDEX RECENTLY, AND WHILE IT IS DIFFICULT TO |
stors want democracy, and Libya's corruption | perception index in 2010 was 2.2, worse than Tunisia or |
The information about the "Corruption | Perception Index" falls better on the "Politics" or in |
ledge) accepted in establishing conclusions ( | perception, inference, and testimony), and proves that |
are four means of attaining valid knowledge: | perception, inference, comparison, and verbal testimony |
synaesthesia extend to researching cognitive | perception, intuition, reasoning and cognitive dissonan |
One way a zograscope enhances depth | perception is by minimizing other depth cues that speci |
This | perception is supported by a National Journal congressi |
This | perception is directly tied to in-group variability, th |
That instance of | perception is a mental event. |
a semi-nomadic lifestyle, where the hygiene | perception is not the same as it is in our countries an |
s "hood against hood" on the inside, but the | perception is black against white to the general public |
The academic | perception is that natural repugnance from weird-lookin |
Adventures in | Perception is a 1971 Dutch short documentary film direc |
What is characteristic of his account of | perception is the centrality that the body plays. |
since the difference between imagination and | perception is only one of degree, God could so act upon |
m community, a frequently-reported religious | perception is the image of the word "Allah" in Arabic o |
h a correctly sensed and interpreted genuine | perception is given some additional (and typically biza |
Perception is unique to every individual and is simply | |
Nang-jang (refinement of | perception) is the name given to a visionary text of th |
Selective | perception is also an issue for advertisers, as consume |
Samyak Darsana or rational | perception is the rational faith in the true nature of |
Burbidge states that this | perception is not true and also points to Hoyle's earli |
one must not believe that this geographical | perception is applied only to the nuclear Andean area. |
The Intrigue of | Perception is the third full-length album by the progre |
branch suggested that there may be a "public | perception issue", neither believed that the appointmen |
In this | perception, it differs somewhat from its ancestor, the |
ic epistemology, Bishop Berkeley's theory of | perception, James Joyce's Finnegans Wake and other impo |
He worked for | Perception kayaks before starting Savage Designs in 199 |
This can be achieved by enlightened | perception, knowledge and conduct. |
2000, | Perception, Knowledge and Belief, Cambridge: Cambridge |
: The one is everything and is the object of | perception, knowledge and opinion. |
ng, does not exist, and is not the object of | perception, knowledge or opinion. |
eings), as well as the four qualities namely | perception, knowledge, conduct and austerity to uplift |
e forward-facing eyes used for precise depth | perception, long slender limbs, a well-developed index |
ery start," he wrote, "the process of visual | perception makes use of binary oppositions." |
In present-day | perception, marriage was rather a permanent union encom |
s postulated that to a believing Muslim, the | perception may be that 'burning the koran is much worse |
Selective | perception may refer to any number of cognitive biases |
The original | perception may have been that the group was entirely de |
ditionally not thought to fix nitrogen (This | perception may be changing). |
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