According to the distal view, the melody does not change, it is just perceived as changing.
Having revisited the history and the concepts of molecular biology with this aim in focus, I follow the path opened up by the pioneering investigators who took seriously what was (and usually still is) just perceived as a metaphor, the concept of the genetic program.
Again, it's a testament to the biological inaccuracy of the whole thing: owls aren't particularly wise, they're just perceived as wise.
"I resented the fact I was just perceived as a pub singer," says Brookstein. "The judges don't really care what's good.
"It wasn't really an area of high crime, it was just perceived to be," explains Niddy Noddy of the KGB (Knitting Guerrillas of Birstall) who got involved in the project.
While writing Touched, it felt important to me that unexplained presences were not the walking dead, but were just perceived as sounds, scents or misidentifications; at most, they are reflections, or reported sightings, or something captured in the split second of a film still.
They are just perceived as such.
It's quite funny, because I am not like that at all — I'm just perceived that way," he says.
In that case, imagery tasks are likely to measure the patient's ability to remember, rather than to imagine what was just perceived.
However, regardless of stimulation site an intact striate visual cortex is required for the perception of phosphenes and the phosphene threshold, the stimulation intensity level at which phosphenes are just perceived, is a reliable marker of the excitability of the visual cortex.
This can be unconscious, on their part, believe it or not -- you are just perceived as being in a position that they can take advantage of; they perceive that they have "the upper hand", and this may be a position they are rarely in.
