"They retain a capacity to be able to perceive light".
"You have to be able to perceive the quality of the ice itself," he said.
By analyzing the way the light bends around Proxima Centauri, scientists will be able to perceive whatever planets are nearby.
The patient should be able to perceive, though not necessarily identify, the odour if the olfactory nerve is functioning correctly.
But you have to be able to perceive clearly that this moment in time does not define your career, does not define you.
You see, I might not be able to perceive the nuances of the game, but I know enough about sports that I can tell, for example, when a man is playing hesitantly, tentatively, and making bad decisions.
The building, which will house upwards of twelve thousand employees, will have a circumference of a mile, and will be so huge that you won't really be able to perceive its shape, except from the air.
The vast majority of fish, of course, have eyes on the sides of their heads and no binocular vision; this newly discovered fish, on the other hand, may in fact be able to perceive depth.
"This has yet to be proven, but given what we know of the brain, and it's a good guess, is that someone who is used to manipulating images and white balance might be able to perceive the true dress colour in a wider range of contexts and ignore context, whereas others can be easily manipulated.
Many animals are known to be able to perceive magnetic fields, from pigeons to mice, but the assumed purpose is for navigation.
