The phrase "apparatus perception" is not a standard or widely recognized expression in written English.
It may be used in specific contexts related to psychology, philosophy, or technology, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The study focused on the relationship between apparatus perception and cognitive processing in virtual environments."
Alternatives: "device perception" or "tool perception".
Pseudogenes are common in the olfactory repertoire, a feature that may relate to its peculiar signalling system, based on an olfactory neuron that has to have a signalling neuron to allow its connection to the apparatus of perception.
This review covers general aspects (location, ultrastructure, interaction with microtubular flagellar roots, phylogeny) and discusses functions of the eyespot apparatus in signal perception and modulation.
Materials and apparatus For the perception task, the same pointer was used as per Experiment 1.
For this, each (somatic) cell of each volvocine alga has two flagella for locomotion and an eyespot apparatus for light perception.
Hormonal changes at puberty reorganize the cerebral cortex (Sisk and Zehr 2005) and, presumably, also the neural apparatus for facial perception (Diamond et al. 1983; McGivern et al. 2002).
The painting alludes to the apparatus of seeing, postulating perception as a mystical process of interpretation.
The technological advancements in the last few years led to successful production of functional proteins in SSMCs raises the possibility to generate semi synthetic cell-like systems expressing the biochemical apparatus for signal molecules production, perception and decoding.
Nonhuman agency in the network compelled park managers to incorporate beaver behavior and perception into the governing apparatus.
If it is difficult to place Russia now, it's at least in part because, despite the widespread foreign perception that the Soviet apparatus has been relegated to history, remnants of Soviet bureaucracy and mind-set linger, adrift without the gravity of the powerful central state.
