He, too, is a gifted spotter of comedic talent; he doesn't do much more with the camera than Reitman did, using it mainly as a recording device for his actors' work, which he doesn't showcase or highlight with any distinctive perception.
These differences in stretch of the skin might possibly be the distinctive perception that accompanies the touch of a movable object.
Research on subjective experiences of time in spiritual matters could substantiate a distinctive time perception in this sphere.
This disjunctivist may be able to provide some positive account of the phenomenal character that veridical perception and hallucination can share, while allowing that there are certain mental properties distinctive of veridical perception (e.g., its possessing an object-dependent intentional content).
It differs from thought- and belief-episodes by including a sensory phase, and it is primarily this that is responsible for the distinctive phenomenology of perception.
We comprehensively review existing literature and present findings from a research study investigating digital media and information use of 'millennial' engineers who purportedly possess distinctive experience, habits, and perceptions about technology.
According to the authors, evidence shows that patient perceptions are distinctive, and often conflicting, compared with those of the health care providers, which ultimately leads to different assessments of health care quality.
A distinctive feature of stereoscopic perception is that we are far better at judging the relative disparity between two features than judging the absolute depth of an isolated feature [1].
This might seem unremarkable, but in this exhibition the society has again taken on a subject that we might overlook, examining it closely through a distinctive lens and transforming our perceptions.
