He, too, is a gifted spotter of comedic talent; he doesn't do much more with the camera than Reitman did, using it mainly as a recording device for his actors' work, which he doesn't showcase or highlight with any distinctive perception.
A more distinctive perception of Welsh identity emerged in the final decades of the 20th century, arguably underpinning support for creation of the National Assembly for Wales, which was approved by referendum in 1997.
Research on subjective experiences of time in spiritual matters could substantiate a distinctive time perception in this sphere.
These differences in stretch of the skin might possibly be the distinctive perception that accompanies the touch of a movable object.
First, as patients who sought CM treatment may have distinctive perceptions about herbal medicine, psychological or "placebo" factors could not be excluded.
This is particularly apparent in Chinese patients who have distinctive perceptions of Chinese medicine (CM), of which herbal materials account for about 85% preparations and products.
A distinctive feature of stereoscopic perception is that we are far better at judging the relative disparity between two features than judging the absolute depth of an isolated feature [1].
This might seem unremarkable, but in this exhibition the society has again taken on a subject that we might overlook, examining it closely through a distinctive lens and transforming our perceptions.
Another explanation for the lack of serologic studies may be the perception that because sudden death is a distinctive feature of anthrax in herbivores, most infected animals will not survive to produce an antibody response.
The Rushdie affair gave notice of a shift in self-perception and of the beginnings of a distinctive Muslim identity.
Others holds a "thick" view according to which the phenomenology of perception includes a much wider range of features, and cognitive states as well have a distinctive phenomenology (Strawson 2003, Pitt 2004, Seigel 2010).
