And artists are gifted persons who integrate focused and defined perception with skill in a progressive way.
Vasubandhu defined perception as the knowledge that is caused by the object, but this was rejected by Dignaga, a 5th-century logician, as a definition belonging to his earlier realistic phase.
Regius had defined perception in his banned disputation as 'sensation, remembering and imagining' (Regius 1647: Corollaries, no.
In the Essay Condillac defined perception as the impression first occasioned in the mind by the action of objects on the senses.
The Bhattas, following the sutra, define perception in terms of sensory contact with the object, whereas the Prabhakaras define it in terms of immediacy of the apprehension.
The survey method was used in this quantitative study to define perception levels and related variables.
Political strategists often refer to "framing" as the way in which the edges of an argument define perceptions of its core.
When 16-year-old Sophie's flag was wrenched from her grasp by a hostile, mostly male mob, laden with union flags, Vine footage captured by an onlooker would come to define perceptions of what had gone down in the square that night.
Whether it means more to them; how artists respond to a brief and the process of working with a local community, and ultimately how we could challenge and define perceptions of what public art is, or should be.
Items defining perceptions of Aflatoxin in groundnuts were measured on a 5-point Likert scale.
Defining perceptions of 'population health' is not just an icebreaker, it could also be an opportunity to foster cooperation between the healthcare delivery system and public health agencies by emphasising a united focus on shared goals.
