They remind us that the process of quietly observing the world without trying to articulate our perceptions can be a rarefied state of being, that silence is often sacred.
Findings reveal that, given the opportunity to engage with a variety of feminist artworks, girls articulate their perceptions about women's experiences and learn more about women's history to contemplate their place within the world.
Because group processes were expected to stimulate students to explore and articulate their perceptions and push the boundaries of the discussion further than would be likely in one-on-one interviews [ 27], we gathered data in sessions of focus groups composed of students at different stages of the undergraduate curriculum.
FGI allows participants to speak in depth about the given topics, while they could articulate their perception and ideas independently (Boorady et al. 2013).
Team members articulated their perceptions of the mechanisms by which team collaboration was achieved or undermined in a complex and high-pressure context.
Since, success and failure domain analyses are essential for the investigation of performance-related and safety-related requirements, respectively, we articulated our perception to Axiomatic Design (AD), Fault Tree Analysis (FTA), and TRIZ.
However questions were not asked in a standard way and respondents were able to articulate their own perceptions of current liver cancer policies and strategies to advance liver cancer prevention, treatment and research.
But Steiner quickly assures us that by "grammar" he does not mean, well, grammar, but rather "the articulate organization of perception, reflection and experience, the nerve structure of consciousness when it communicates with itself and with others".
Possible misinterpretations of what happens in the parent child interactions might also be resolved when a VIPI therapist articulates his/her own perceptions of the child's nonverbal cues.
The students' critical perceptions and articulate responses to readings, and especially to music, will be eagerly sought.
This paper starts from the premise that more can be done to understand and articulate cyclists' experiences and perceptions of the urban environment in which they cycle, as part of a closer linking of urban design qualities with transport planning and infrastructure interventions.
