The war poems shaped your earliest perceptions of the First World War and were swiftly buttressed by the familiar images of the trenches and the histories of the futile, costly battles.
It braves an opening exploration of Barry's childhood in the first-person present tense and generally succeeds in suggesting a narrator whose act of remembering, though couched in the language of an adult, is at the mercy of a child's earliest perceptions, with all the hallucinatory vividness and blind spots we expect of a child.
It is clear that a sound is slowing even the shortest RTs, suggesting the negative impact of the noise stimulus is on the earliest perceptions of the tennis shot.
"He had a cool, incredibly clear early perception of things".
He praised artists for their social antennae, saying they "have an early perception of trends in our society".
But beyond style, Mr. Perry is likely to be confronted with a series of substantive questions that could affect the public's early perception of his candidacy.
The observations dismissed an earlier perception that species diversity in the deep areas of the Southern Ocean is low, and they offered new opportunities for exploring the zoogeographic patterns and evolutionary relationships among the deep-sea and continental fauna.
Fox began the season by using microphones on players in the middle of the action, which undoubtedly influenced the early perception of this season as probably the most physically intense — and violent — in memory.
In 2001, near the end of his administration, Giuliani reversed the earlier perception that he had turned his back on the city's tradition of compassion by leading the vast rescue and recovery effort at the site of the World Trade Center disaster.
I did this with Apple and Google, but there are other good examples of early perception.
