And does that cause us -- at the time of the event -- to overestimate its duration in order to fit our enriched perception?
Furthermore, this authentic, enriched perception appeared to enhance the mothers' relationships with their subsequent children.
At its best, it enriches perception and enjoyment, without obscuring, excluding or patronising audiences.
Andy Goldsworthy describes his "sheepfold" sculptures as challenging our preoccupations of the natural environment and enriching our perception of a cultural landscape that is as much about people as it is about wild nature.
BSC transmits, to both workers and managers alike, the possibility of enriching the perception of external requirements: it consents harmonious integration between the performance quality perceived by the users of the service and the organisational system within the service itself.
Sex-biased genes in M. sexta were functionally enriched for sensory perception and behavior, including five genes involved in the sensory perception of smell (GO 0007608; rdgA, rdgB, eag, norpA, and Ir8A).
Additionally, the gene lists for the DISC1 'cis' variants, rs6541280 and rs823167, were also enriched for sensory perception gene ontology terms despite affecting fewer genes than would be expected by chance.
In addition, categories of neurophysiological processes and sensory perception enriched for CNVs are not found to be significantly enriched in duplicons.
Functional clustering analysis of genetic variants revealed that most of the genetic variation in the horse's genome was enriched in sensory perception, signal transduction, and immunity and defense pathways.
As presented in table 1, seven PSGs were enriched in GO 0007605∼sensory perception of sound category (table 1), with the genes CHD7, BARHL1, and SLC12A2 being closely associated with hearing (Dixon et al. 1999; Li et al. 2002; Vissers et al. 2004).
