But decisions and perceptions formed more than 1,500 miles away in Brussels and Berlin "didn't help and often hurt," Ms. Mullen said.
In An Essay Concerning Human Understanding (1690), Locke argued that ideas come from two "fountains" of experience: sensation, through which the senses convey perceptions into the mind, and reflection, whereby the mind works with the perceptions, forming ideas.
"One of the things that's very distracting about this region," Ms. Jenkins said, "is that it is one of the most segregated areas in the country — much of what we've done in the public policy area has been based on perceptions formed by our 1967 race riots.
Public perceptions formed during the pandemic wave may influence future responses to public health disasters and must be considered when preparing future risk communication strategies.
The model of fear underlying this investigation holds that vulnerability-related perceptions forming a cognitively active schema comprise the core constructs of dental fear.
(Grand-daughter of 98-year-old, female, standard care patient) Relatives' expectations of the quality of care they presumed patients would receive on the ward (formed prior to patient admission) compared with actual experiences (determined by perceptions formed during and after discharge) influenced their satisfaction with the ward.
If Halliburton or Enron is ultimately not found to have violated any rules, will a political perception form that prosecutors went easy on those companies because of their ties to the White House?
The scientific and materialist component was phrenology: the belief that minds come equipped with certain "faculties" (twenty-seven of them, according to the founder of phrenology, Franz Josef Gall), such as veneration, acquisitiveness, secretiveness, hope, combativeness, linguistic perception, form conception, size conception, and so on.
Making use of an undulating wooden screen positioned diagonally across the stage, a rope that pulses irregularly across the floor and a floodlight on wheels that is guided by the dancers, Mr. Forsythe creates a dark and mesmerizing poem about vision and perception, form and chaos, with remarkable economy of means.
