In taking on Chicago's immense, perception-shifting "World's Columbian Exposition," the Field — one of the nation's most important natural history museums — also ends up examining itself: Its origins are in the fair it surveys.
She was described as a "plain woman of immense charm, cultivation and perception, and a painter of considerable talent" in the Dictionary of Real People and Places in Fiction.
It isn't the final word, he says, but it does offer a glimpse at "how individual scents can add up to the immense complexity of our scent perception".
Such a simple, yet poorly understood, cost-effective self-perception measure has immense practical utility in assessing elderly health and health care (13, 14) substituting other more expensive and invasive measures in resource-scarce settings.
The body will be undergoing immense hormonal changes, which affect your sensory perceptions, especially olfactory perceptions.
Shand's contribution to popularising Scottish music was immense, although it also did much to channel perceptions of it into a particular style.
The impact on voters' perception of EU democracy could then be immense, because voters have been told that one effect of their ballot is to decide who heads the commission.
For if some have no graces to charm the sense, yet even these, by disclosing to intellectual perception the artistic spirit that designed them, give immense pleasure to all who can trace links of causation, and are inclined to philosophy.
You can imagine the immense impact just one or a few well-placed negative comments can have on internet searchers' perception of a brand.
For all Martial's immense talent, scouts and coaches in France previously feared that he lacked a bit of desire; the perception was that his talent had pulled him along and he wasn't pushing himself enough.
