In his dedication to Pope Leo X, Erasmus says: I perceived that that teaching which is our salvation was to be had in a much purer and more lively form if sought at the fountain-head and drawn from the actual sources than from pools and runnels.
Other potential explanations are that these patients perceive that, at least for them, the "benefits" of smoking outweigh the "risks" (14).
That's very clear – it's about the message and the way that the majority perceives that person.
She says Lord & Taylor's problem is not so much that it attracts older customers, but that it is perceived that way.
The theoretical import of this way of talking is that perceiving something that is red is a manner of perceiving that object that would be distinct from the manner of perceiving it if the object were blue, in which case one would be perceiving it "blue-ly".
"What you're hanging your hat on here, is a guy that wants to perceive that, like, that song … that he had the impetus or genesis for it," Williams testified, adding that wasn't true.
He rubbishes the idea that Thicke even made a contribution, declaring: "What you're hanging your hat on here, is a guy that wants to perceive that, like, that song … that he had the impetus or genesis for it".
"If something is perceived as fresh, that implies that it's better for you," says Dennis Lombardi, executive vice president of food service consultancy Technomic.
(Chase said, "I am saddened to hear that Donald perceived me in that light").
So, for example, the content of a state in early visual processing might be specified in terms of the edges in the perceived environment that that stage has evolved to identify.
