Whether it is a question of a sensation, a perceived entity, a memory, or an abstract ideality (e.g., a mathematical equation), the object and the intention harmonize in the mode in which they are approached, and given, respectively.
Vasubandhu is cautious not to conflate a description of perceived entities as reducible to only mind (Level 1) with a description of the ineffable ultimate reality (Level 3).
With 'objects' he does not refer to sensually perceived entities but to the more complex essence of objects (on Meinong's object-theoretic basis).
Thus, our findings provide direct support for both the anatomical and physiological aspects of this hypothesis and go further in revealing the detailed workings of such a "tinnitus system" through which the low-frequency tinnitus input signal propagates spatially, across the cortex, and spectrally, across frequency bands, so as to lead to a perceived auditory entity.
More often than not, success in elections comes from vilifying a perceived enemy of the people and running hard against that unpopular entity.
That, and a perceived benefit.
Rather, we apprehend it as the locus of a multiplicity of associations: in seeing a tree we perceive an entity made of trunk, branches, and foliage but also something that can provide shade and lumber.
Third, weights are symmetric: the benefit perceived by entity A in being combined with entity B is the same as the one perceived by B in being combined with A. Satisfying these assumptions is not difficult.
For an observer to perceive an entity, he or she must be capable of distinguishing it from the succession of impressions preceding and following it; in order to grasp those impressions as pertaining to the same entity, however, the same observer must be able to take them as a unity despite the differences that succession implies.
It wasn't easy to attract them, because everyone had to relocate — and to an entity perceived as failing.
The new emphasis on the totality of the soul, as the main perceiving entity, and the reduction of the Avicennan faculties traditionally responsible for representation to a single faculty could find their origin in Abu al-Barakat al-Baghdadi's Considerations (1939, vol. 2: 318-24; cf. Pines 1979: 227 31).
