How does the brain represent external reality so that it can be perceived in the form of mental images?
This kept the musicians tense and alert; "the concentration was so great that it was perceived in the air, a silence so intense that you can hear it on the album".
It just becomes covered with layers and layers of stories we like to tell ourselves and others so that we are perceived in a certain way.
But being perceived in Washington as a traitor carries dangers too -- or so many Mexicans believe.
It is a testament to how the construction of something so prosaic as a road could be perceived as so advanced in its day and still, in a much different era, seven decades later, continue to stir the imagination.
What opportunities, relationships, and other elements that contribute to adult life outside of the lab will trainees forgo in order to be perceived as good, so that they can graduate?
The president tends to argue that change must not be perceived entirely in terms of sacrifice, so an expansionary budget is needed to smooth tough reforms.
As a cinematic classic, it also effectively colours the way in which the post-war period is perceived today, so that the arrows in the matrix should actually point in both directions.
Hinckley did so, reluctantly, in order to be perceived as cooperating with authority.
So when a nation engages in anything that can be perceived as terrorism, it is above all communicating something, and one thing it is necessarily communicating is how it perceives itself and wants to be perceived by others.
