And similarly with regard to lifeless things; nothing will be either cold or hot or sweet or perceptible at all if people are not perceiving it; so that the upholders of this view will have to maintain the doctrine of Protagoras.
A risk to going the curiosity-shop route for hendricksgin.com is that some potential customers will perceive it as so whimsical and cutesy as to be twee, a British word (appropriate in discussing a British gin) meaning cloyingly delicate or affected.
But if people perceive it as so, then I agree that it's completely inappropriate.
Nevertheless, patients make decisions about seeking advice about their cancer risk based on their family history as they perceive it and so that data presented in this report are important in seeking to plan services for these patients.
Roughly, on the view suggested by Moran and Makkai, the claim implicit in a judgment of beauty is not merely the conditional claim that others, if they perceive the object, ought to judge it to be beautiful; it is the unconditional claim that others ought to perceive it and, in so doing, judge it to be beautiful.
Lamé believes it's not that London is very unsafe, but rather that women largely still perceive it to be so.
The presence of enamel opacities, including fluorosis, is only a public health problem if the public perceive it to be so.
Even if a recommendation does meet such criteria, if health professionals do not perceive it to do so, the challenge still remains: whilst the behaviour change intervention can target negative perceptions of a recommendation to try and encourage uptake, gaining health professionals' engagement in the initial diagnostic analysis in such instances is still a challenge.
'So travellers perceive it mainly as a stop-off on a round-the-world route, usually visiting New York only.' Instead, there's a new trend to volunteer there.
Outsiders to the system do not know insiders, or have friends and family instructing them on how to make it work for them, so they perceive it as providing much lower quality than do insiders.One underxplored area of health programmes is how they affect labour market flexibility.
