Our sight is pre-programmed to graze the exterior of things in our ample range of perception.
In sum, there is ample evidence that perception and action systems coactivate and interact with the language system, especially in semantic processing.
After promising to avoid any conflict or appearance of conflict, Ms. Clinton left ample room for perceptions that access to the Clinton Foundation could enable access to the government.
It is a strain for young Japanese, let alone foreigners, to sit cross-legged or on their heels for four or five hours, but even if you're physically uncomfortable, there is ample compensation in the fresh perception of Kabuki this theater provides.
Ample research has shown that perceptions of fairness are a key driver of employee motivation, job satisfaction, organizational commitment and cohesion, and retention.
Finally, there is ample evidence that people's perceptions may change very rapidly.
Finally, there is ample evidence showing that individual perceptions and attitudes towards migration tend to be more negative than justified on the basis of economic outcomes only, which constitutes an additional limit to what labour mobility can achieve by itself as a channel of adjustment to asymmetric shocks (e.g. Mayda 2006).
It is an era, as Nathan describes it, in which fate too often feels accidental, personality can be reduced to gesture, and "coherence and order" are elusive: an era delineated in this ample novel with uncommon insight and perception.
In a review of the recent literature, Call and Tomasello (2008) conclude that there is ample evidence that chimpanzees understand others' goals, intentions, perceptions and knowledge, but that there is no experimental evidence that they understand false belief.
Feeling the Elephant 4 January 2008 Why does the perception of a scientist shortage persist despite ample evidence to the contrary?
Cao et al. [44] found that perceptions of neighborhood characteristics including walking safety, ample shade, low traffic, and people on the street affect the frequency of strolling.
