This explains why Leibniz defines appetitions in the initially surprising way noted above, as "tendencies from one perception to another"—another perception, that is.
Another perception researcher.
But Barr has another perception problem.
That is another perception that he has just beaten down and gotten rid of.
Another perception, that of New York as a cold, anonymous urban block, is not only not true, but never was.
Another perception is that the Giants' pass rush, a strength in the Super Bowl championship after the 2007 season, has not consistently pressured quarterbacks.
Florida has another perception problem, Mr. Graham said, in that it continues to permit development in environmentally sensitive areas — sometimes even in the restoration footprint.
Another perception the campaign needs to address, Mr. Christmann says, is that some at the media agencies may look askance at Bloomberg Markets because it "goes free" to the Bloomberg terminal subscribers.
As Vicky Gough, a schools adviser at the British Council, put it, "There is a perception of Spanish being easier to pick up than other languages, which may account in part for its popularity". Which, one might say, confirms another perception: that the kids of today want everything handed to them on a plate, from chauffeur service to and from school, to first-class university degrees.
Another perception is that climate change is a left or right issue.
Another perception by one of the participants regarding quality of service is around the maintenance of the computing environment.
