Such skeptics might be persuaded to acknowledge that modern and contemporary studies offer perception-altering images of an art long-filtered through Western stereotypes.
As patients discussed their unmet information needs, they offered perceptions of factors contributing to these unmet needs.
It links a standard Web camera with a pair of sensors to offer depth perception.
"Though trends such as fast charge offer a perception of painless charging, they actually limit users' mobility, forcing them to charge with big, heavy and fixed location chargers.
Those who want more openness about the finances and interests of politicians say that when they agree to speak to businesses for money, they might offer the perception that doors have been opened for them in future.
There is no suggestion that Mr Juncker has done anything illegal but the argument made by those who want more openness about the finances and interests of politicians is that by agreeing to speak to businesses for money, it might offer the perception that doors have been opened for them in future.
Tomorrow Dose Hermanos and Nuove Musiche offer "Changing Perceptions".
In his book "The Riddle of Amish Culture Johns Hopkins University Pressss, 1989), Mr. Kraybill argues that the rumspringa offers "the perception of choice" that makes joining the church more palatable.
This is a book that offers both perception and understanding, an achievement that matters all the more because Jemma Wayne's subject is one that is often misunderstood and misrepresented: the state of Israel.
We are bombarded by different semblances of "virtual reality" in film, television, advertising, store and product design, hyper-environments like Disneyland, and other experiences that offer new perceptions of the built world.
Joshua asks whether his mom has "mortal enemies," offers his perception that people like his sister more than him and wonders whether he is the son his mother had wanted.
