He added: "The works call into question the notion of perception through representation, and our understanding of the Orient today".
There's "spirit truffles", which contain "spirit dust" which apparently "feeds harmony and extrasensory perception through pineal gland de-calcification and activation".
Loach, 77, acknowledged he was speaking in generalisations, but that "by and large [reviewers] reflect their own perception through their hostility".
The idea of rooms being "blunted" might suggest perception through a haze of narcotics, yet the blunting of ordinary, friendly environments becomes another kind of sharpening, since it leaves exposed "an irrational fear of knives".
"Just as in the body, eye and ear develop as organs of perception," he wrote, "so does a man develop in himself spiritual organs of perception through which the soul and spiritual worlds are opened to him".
I can't think of another contemporary dramatist who is so willing to imagine the worst of people, including himself, and then follow that perception through so unflinchingly, as he has in plays like "Marie and Bruce" and "The Fever".
This resting-state network can modulate pain perception through autonomic and antinociceptive descending modulation networks [11].
He's been a huge part of Apple's brand perception through the company's most amazing and memorable moments.
On the one hand, the exercise may reduce the pain perception through activation of opioidergic system [52].
Deep transcranial magnetic stimulation (dTMS) of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (DLPFC) transiently suppresses central pain perception through reduced functional connectivity between mid-brain and medial thalamus.
Comparing the students' perception through the questionnaires on the intention of their feedback and the perception on the usefulness of feedback received, the results are coherent.
