The same could be true of this study: the students might have perceived the nature of the study, consciously or not, and acted differently.
Iltutmish legitimated his ambition by obtaining a letter of investiture from the ʿAbbāsid caliph in Baghdad, whose name appeared in Hindi on the bullion currency so that the people on the streets might perceive the nature of the new regime.
Rising to the challenge Regarding Thomas Friedman's column ''This is not a test'' (Views, March 12): Throughout history great nations have risen to dominance and subsequently fallen to obscurity, largely because they were either unable to perceive the nature of their challenges or unwilling to meet them.
Here we must ask: What is the human mind that it can perceive the nature of reality?
He held that in fact the human intellect is able to perceive the nature of reality through a purely intellectual perception.
According to the second qualification of the vision in God which is found in the original edition of the Recherche we perceive the nature of our soul not through a clear idea in God, but only through a confused "consciousness or inner sensation" (conscience ou sentiment intérieur).
(4) How did a staff member perceive the nature of call lights?
Second, respondents for whom the doctor is able to listen to them, and who perceive the nature of the relationship with their GP as friendly, also tend to be more likely to use the websites.
14 This interpretation is further confirmed by the finding that respondents for whom the doctor is able to listen to them, and who perceive the nature of the relationship with their GP as friendly, also tend to be more likely to use the websites.
The results of this survey demonstrate that there is little difference in how different grades of nurses perceive the nature of their role; in turn, this may reflect that in practice, nurses have to discharge whatever care is needed, irrespective of limits of competence.
But perceiving the nature or structure of an object is one thing.
