Inside the framework of port governance, Talley (2009) highlighted that "Port governance refers to the ownership, management, and control of the operations of a port"; that is, the author presents a perception of the port governance concept similar to that of the World Bank (2007), which indicates what port governance refers to, but does not clarify what it is that it implies.
The idea of labeling history in a way that changes your perception of the present -- like New York on September 10 , 2001versus New York on September 12 , 2001
The WAI is a 13-item questionnaire about (1) the work conditions, (2) the perception of the present health condition and (3) the perceived prognosis for work.
That requires an understanding of how Colombia got into its current mess not least because Colombians' perception of the present is shaped by myths about their past.
Our focus will be on poems that are emblematic of Buddhist themes such as impermanence, interdependence, perception of the present moment, and empathy.
Such an unprocessed traumatic memory may be stimulated by a current experience, and the encoded negative emotions, thoughts and sensations can emerge and color the perception of the present.
The various theories reviewed in the introduction mention significant emotional experiences stored in memory that could influence the perception of the present.
The results reinforce an idea current among some psychologists that intervals of about 3 seconds are basic temporal units of life that define our perception of the present moment.
From goodbye waves to hugs, three seconds seems to be the "temporal unit of life that defines our perception of the present moment".
The Silhouette Apperception Technique (SAT) has been shown to be a valid and useful instrument for assessing perceptions of the present and future heights of adolescents [ 7, 26- 28].
The SAT was used to measure perceptions of the present and future heights of the adolescents [ 7, 26- 28].
