Cf. Supra, note 4. As Husserl put it: "In perceiving proper, as an attentive perceiving, I am turned toward the object, for instance, the sheet of paper; I seize upon it as this existent here and now.
The latter takes place when one perceives the proper object of one sense through another sense ("The cushion looks soft") or when, on recognizing universal in a particular, one perceives all instances of the universal as its instances.
Owing to the dichotomies noted above, secular and traditional Islamic aid cultures provide fundamentally different conditions of legitimacy in terms of the extent to which their actions are perceived as desirable, proper, or appropriate within their institutional environment (Suchman 1995).
Ergo, all participants perceived that the "proper referral pattern" for preterm labor patients was first to the district hospital (which may have been less likely to have a steady supply of antenatal steroids and did not have a steady presence of a qualified pediatrician or advanced care nursery).
In this context the boundaries between behaviors perceived as problematic and proper criminal offences become blurry.
Providers perceived the lack of proper management of referral cases by lower level facilities as a challenge for handling complicated cases.
AusHSI adheres to this code and a COI is declared in situations in which the SRC member has an interest, which may have influenced, or be perceived to influence, the proper performance of the member's responsibilities in reviewing the proposals.
"This is such an extraordinary opportunity to try one of the world's most notorious human rights violators that it's important it be done in a way that is perceived around the world as wholly proper".
To the extent that the skill is perceived by the agent as the proper province of the "other" gender, he or she may have a difficult time seeing himself or herself perform it confidently and fluidly.
The proper response to his perceived slight on the issue of race was not to use inflammatory sarcasm.
It is widely established that adaptations to perceived stress conditions are hallmarks of proper functioning in systemic physiology.
