(1) Politicians tend to share this general public perception .

(2) You won't read this for the prose, the insight or the critical perception , but it's the fan book for fans who prefer lies, gossip and rumours to mundane day-to-day truth.

(3) Yet this is just a psychological trick of our visual perception because the absolute dimensions of this notebook are really very, very small.

(4) Hollywood's perception of the tastes of the American public

(5) His particular speciality is visual perception to guide robots.

(6) It is a unique cinematic experience, created by a young British / Indian filmmaker who has the courage of his perception and an understanding that movies are a visual medium.

(7) It has been and is an elevating experience towards spiritual perception in painting.

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(9) Sleep deprivation, even if it's just for one night, can alter your perception of the world entirely.

(10) When the critical stimulus is compatible with the first response, the corresponding code is occupied and perception of that stimulus is impaired.

(11) Hypnosis was successful in reducing pain perception for all 12 participants.

(12) Each person makes his or her own decision according to personal perception and understanding.

(13) Sharpen visual perception and increase ability to estimate accurately.

(14) The urge of these acolytes is not dramatic, but mercantile - to traduce all personal history, to subvert all perception or insight into gain, or the hope of gain.

(15) In my judgment it is legitimate to have regard to public perception when considering the characteristics of a penal system.

(16) It is important that they not be judgmental of the victim and understand that individual perception and interpretation determine sexual harassment.

(17) One such front involves the extension of human visual perception beyond visible wavelengths.

(18) In this book, he demonstrates his perception and understanding of a complex reality.

(19) Reorienting one's cognitive faculties so that such insight is possible is the rationale underlying the practice of yoga, and the resulting insight is called yogic perception .

(20) It also polarizes two kinds of knowledge: a truth that is grounded in meaning and perception , and a truth that is based on inert fact and prosaic reality.