It is the heart of her perception: Greene's ruthless need for autonomy.
That surprising admission gets at the heart of a perception of IAC/Interactive — that Mr. Diller, so successful at building new ventures for others at ABC, Fox and Paramount, has not stopped deal making long enough to manage similar success for himself.
The very wise Varys went to the heart of the perception issue I've been discussing here with his speech about the nature of power.
But there is something darker and stranger at the heart of this perception-distorting stuff.
That is, we tried as much as possible to go to the heart of conscious visual perception by tagging the natural notion of "seeing" – regardless of its fuzzy or illusory nature – from the point of view of the observer.
Using an integrative or inclusive review approach Welstand and her colleagues [ 51] unpacked the experience of CHF under five concepts, namely: 'Diagnosis and manifestations of heart failure', 'Perceptions of day-to-day life', 'Coping behaviours', 'Role of others', and 'Concept of self', which is identified as an overarching concept influencing the other four.
On the Integral Forward Model (IFM) account, forward models lie at the heart of all forms of perception and action.
Alcmaeon's influence was significant in three final ways: 1) His identification of the brain as the seat of human intelligence influenced Philolaus (DK, B13), the Hippocratic Treatise, On the Sacred Disease, and Plato (Timaeus 44d), although a number of thinkers including Empedocles and Aristotle continued to regard the heart as the seat of perception and intelligence.
In this study, heart rate and Rating of Perception Exertion was used as valid indicators of exercise intensity.
In some ways the split within labor goes straight to the heart of various unions' perceptions of themselves, even union leaders acknowledge.
