He demonstrates that no one so far has offered an irrefutable definition of perception (which does not have to mean that perception as such has to be completely unreliable).
This means that job perception (the way you define your job and task responsibilities) and self-conception as a practitioner are important [ 54].
A cultural emphasis upon the importance of STEM subjects — science, technology, engineering, and mathematics — over the humanities and arts means that perceptions have changed: the smartest students now are the ones who excel at math.
But this does not mean that perception is simply the acquisition of belief.
Sacrificing any of these for the sake of sustaining our nuclear capability at 1980 levels puts us at risk, and means that our perception of ourselves as a significant force at the world's top table will be based on historical anachronism rather than current capability.
However, the need for public participation means that landscape perception, in a broad sense, has become very important.
This means that risk perception, following logically, must then be related specifically to the particular threat, and restricts our ability to place one 'risk' in relation to broader concerns of individuals and communities.
A third eye does not mean a crack in the forehead, it simply means that his perception has reached its ultimate possibility.
This means that the perception of women and their families that CS is the safest and most convenient way for childbirth needs to be changed.
I don't mean that we all harbor a sense of racial superiority; I mean that race contributes to our perceptions of others.
Persisting poverty and deprivation in Cameroon means that traditional perceptions and cognitive imagery about lifestyle risk factors of diabetes are unlikely to change in any significant way, unless socio-culturally appropriate health interventions are implemented.
