Inflated to unlikely dimensions, they encourage a (possibly unconscious) comparison with habitual perceptions of one's own body and surroundings and thereby achieve a kind of overbearing authority.
She manages to weave big ideas through the complex particularities of literary language without losing any of the latter's nuance or energy". "Barret's way of thinking and challenging the habitual perceptions of time are groundbreaking". "The book is a shot in the arm for critics wondering about the direction literary scholarship will take in the years and decades to come.
He questions habitual perceptions of reality and truth, selfhood and morality.
"It aims to facilitate a temporary release from our habitual perceptions and culturally biased assumptions about being in the world, and to enable us, however momentarily, to perceive our own stories and the stories around us freshly".
You are stepping beyond the comfort of habitual patterns of perception.
Furthermore, FFQs are based on perceptions of habitual intake, whereas food diaries are based on self-report of foods and amounts actually consumed in real time (8).
For example, a substantial proportion of ethnic minorities live in enclave communities in which a distinct "collective lifestyle" shapes local customs, values, norms, perceptions, and habitual practices (e.g., culturally specific food and personal hygiene practices), and few ethnic dentists are available to provide adequate dental care.
The popularity of marijuana, which is now more prevalent among 10th graders than cigarette smoking, reflects what researchers and drug officials say is a growing perception among teenagers that habitual marijuana use carries little risk of harm.
It inflects your perception of the world and your habitual responses to it.
Longer-term studies are needed to determine if this shift in perception of fullness is sustained with habitual consumption of a diet enriched in whole grains.
