"People take seconds saved for granted but perceive even two seconds of delay as negative," he says.
Herding dogs perceive even the slightest hand signals and whistle commands to move a flock or seek out strays.
Dr. Morrison said that because patients with dementia could not understand what was being done to them they might perceive even a blood test as an assault.
It excuses an officer who perceives a threat that any other objectionably reasonable officer would perceive, even if the shooting itself violates policies or protocols or the threat turns out to not exist.
But in the charged atmosphere of East Jerusalem, which Israel seized from the Jordanians in the 1967 war and later annexed, some perceive even municipal road works and new traffic arrangements as part of a larger plan.
The Kim family regime that controls North Korea saw this invasion as an early warning sign: If the United States could perceive even a small spice island as a threat, so too could it eventually train its sights on North Korea.
It is evident that collections of complex figures are sometimes hard to perceive, even by well-trained minds.
Blue light is also more easily picked up by the human eye, which means that people would perceive even brighter skies.
Ellis et al. have reported that facial asymmetry that did not exceed 2 mm was difficult to perceive, even by experienced clinicians, and that most asymmetries after reduction of ZMC were acceptable [5].
That is, they pay attention to only a few media; they fail (often unconsciously) to perceive therein any large proportion of the messages that they find uncongenial; and, having perceived, even after this screening, a certain number of unpleasing messages, they repress these in whole or in part (i.e., cannot readily remember them).
The features of the faces in his works are readily perceived, even when fractured, simplified, stylized and almost completely dissolved.
