Some synaesthetes see letters and numbers as coloured, known as colour-grapheme synaesthesia; some hear sounds when they read them; some perceive dates and months as existing in a three-dimensional space that they can scroll through.
In "Playing 'Survivor' in Washington" (Week in Review, May 6), you say that "several key officials in this administration have stayed in their jobs well beyond their perceived expiration dates" and that "Mr. Bush has a reputation for standing firm by his charges — something his supporters laud as loyalty and critics decry as blindness and arrogance".
For adalimumab and etanercept we assume that discontinuation takes place when the gap between the perceived end date of a prescription as per label information (e.g. prescription date +14 days for a single adalimumab prescription) and the date of the following prescription was more than 60 days apart.
He turned up bearing a sheaf of papers, announced he had sat up all the previous night Googling everything we had ever written about him, and started arguing with everyone present about perceived slights dating back years.
"This perceived future date of retirement puts an awful lot of pressure on that day, on your life and on your savings," said Mr. Maurer, who instead recommends considering part-time work around a hobby or another passion and scaling that down over time.
This last finding is particularly exciting given that, while long touted as a biomarker for both the presence and prognosis of inflammatory disease [ 4- 8], D-dimer has been perceived, to date, as a disease marker with no intrinsic biologic effect.
There may be some differences between the actual date of 'tissue diagnosis' and the date perceived by the patients as the date that they were told 'what was wrong with them'.
The reports also contain additional fields such as perceived priority, created date, resolved date, version affected and more.
During several hours on the witness stand, Mr. Akassy spoke of what he perceived as romantic dates and mutually passionate kisses with the women he met — in stark contrast to the way the women recounted what had happened.
A 2006 study found that men in a speed-dating environment found intelligence appealing unless they perceived their female date to be smarter than they.
