According to Konnikova, it was Holmes' ability to stay open to his perceptions of what was happening around him without prejudice that helped him pick up on clues that others missed and use those to solve his cases.
No EM system currently fully supports the WHO 5 Moments, and whilst HP are open to technology, perceptions regarding use still exist and require addressing if EM systems are to be considered alternatives to direct observation.
Moreover, such planning is not open to conscious perception.
But by suggesting that the poet is open to whatever perception strikes him, these slighter gestures prepare us for the surprisingly unrestrained emotion of lines like these: At a party my father suddenly appears, young, vigorous, I'm so glad to see him it wakes me up.
The essential tie between soul and life is clearly not open to sense-perception; instead, it takes a good deal of reflection on what it means to be and to have a soul.
The methodological decisions taken along the process were framed in a project, in a certain narrative and critical vision of history and of Argentine development, open to the perception of other co-existing projects at stake.
Finally, do you make definitive statements (e.g. "You were rude".) without being open to other explanations or perceptions (by phrasing it more openly, such as: "I found your tone harsh, what was going on for you?").
Maybe, but when you take money or support from special interests and do their bidding, that opens the door to perceptions of conflict.
Recently completed research at the Institute for the Future of the Mind at Oxford University suggests the popular perception is open to question.
Whether laboratory studies in healthy subjects are the best paradigm to investigate sex differences in pain perception is open to question and should be discussed with a view to enhancing the clinical relevance of these experiments and developing new research avenues.
