Instead, he argues that we must approach the world as "nature looking into nature," aware of the relation between the form of our own perception and what we are able to perceive (Correspondence, 7/21/41).
Secretly and hazily, he perceived the correspondence or kinship between music, books, and locomotives; machines and music seemed to him to have been invented by one and the same heart, a heart like his own.
By the time you reach Michelangelo, you're firmly in the realm of solo artist-genius shows, and the correspondence of perceived importance of subject to "gallery" space allotted becomes clear.
Our findings of a greater correspondence between perceived and objective convenience in the case of pharmacies, schools and libraries, therefore raises questions as to whether this is reflected in higher usage of these amenities and/or is reflective of a view of these amenities as being of a more or less personalised nature.
Progress toward goal attainment can be understood as a direct measure of quality of life consistent with theoretical definitions of quality of life as the correspondence between perceived and preferred circumstances (i.e., how far are you from having things the way you want?).
One then can grasp one half of the correspondence; effluences from the perceived object flow to the perceiver, in particular to the perceptual organ.
Ideally, the participants' answers to this question should be based on a reflection of the local levels of traffic related air pollution levels, which would be a direct way to measure the correspondence between modeled and perceived air pollution.
While Kerouac struggled to envision his novelistic account of road-tripping with Cassady, he perceived the value of his friend's correspondence and seized its influence.
The aim was to study the correspondence between the objective and perceived environment and to assess their associations with physical activity (PA) in older people.
Finally, we note that the same correspondence between expected satiation and perceived volume can be produced by exposing children to single unfamiliar foods (Hardman et al., 2011).
He said that since he was the subject of a death threat in 1995, any correspondence he receives that "could be perceived as threatening" is routinely forwarded.
