Sentence examples for perception documents from inspiring English sources

Aldous Huxley's 1954 book The Doors of Perception documents the breakdown of his ego and resultant "obscure knowledge" he gained from an eight-hour trip on Mescaline a psychedelic also favored by Sartre.

Philosophy has historically taken a more idiosyncratic approach to drugs than other disciplines; Aldous Huxley's 1954 book The Doors of Perception documents the break down of his ego and resultant "obscure knowledge" he gained from an eight-hour trip on Mescaline – a psychedelic also favoured by Sartre.

The perceptions documented in this study represent one temporal glimpse of a diverse group of high school students, and they may be short-lived.

High/very high breast, ovarian and other cancer risk perceptions documented at various times were studied, depending on the preventive strategies chosen (or not) by carriers/non-carriers.

The questionnaire survey of the participating women's birth experience and care perceptions documented significantly improved outcomes in the FMU group compared to the OU group and found a mitigating effect of FMU care on the effects of social disadvantage on birth experience [ 63].

In the absence of valid biomarkers of causal relationship to the exacerbation, the alleged trigger (allergic or other) based on the parental report, physician perception, prior documented sensitisation (skin tests or specific IgE), pollen, particles, ozone (and other) levels in the child's living area will serve to infer a trigger.

Even though the wider perception from policy documents on public and patient involvement in commissioning was that patient views were valuable, there was no mechanism in place to operationalise lay representation and overall it was often carried out in a piecemeal fashion.

On the other hand, we demonstrated in previous research that the perception of the document structure plays an important role in its memorization.

However, in view of the stimulus sentences and the splicing procedure, our listeners' responses could additionally reflect two further context factors whose effects on [s] and perception are well documented: vowel quality and original sibilant.

Kinninmont said the charge "only added to perceptions that the documents were credible".

Indeed, discrimination deficit in odor perception is well documented in aging humans [35], [36], and could explain why seniors are impaired in accessing their semantic knowledge: matching the current perceptual input with stored representations of odors becomes problematic.