Since taking Zoloft (can I say that?) my perceptions of existence have altered somewhat from seeing things in black and white (example being: "Lars Von Trier is an anti-American Eurotrash poseur"), to shades of gray: "Hey, this guy might be onto something".
Another theory suggested is that the patient's perception mechanisms may have altered [ 6].
Similarly, college students may have altered perceptions of the safety of smoking marijuana in a hookah.
Here, we have reviewed the recent advances that have altered perceptions of the role of adhesion receptor trafficking during cell movement.
Therefore the difference may be because our developmental treatment is likely to have altered perceptions of food uncertainty as opposed to birds' current energy intake requirement, as birds in our study were minimally food deprived (2 h) during trials and disadvantaged birds were equal in body mass and fatter than their advantaged siblings.
Our data do not include serial temperature measurements after admission, but even if we had, it is possible that routine intervention with antipyretics would have altered perception or observation of fever during the period of admission.
More than anything, political differences over Iraq have altered European perceptions of the terrorist threat.
But Graham's performance against Denver seems to have altered some perceptions of him.
Some of these publications have brought real harm to the documents' owners, some have altered public perceptions about war and state power, and some have been damaging to individual privacy, with no public benefit.
It's cyborg poetry, straight out of the critic James Bridle's writings on the New Aesthetic, which argue for art that reflects the way that screens and lenses have altered our perceptions.
For Mr. Close, these have to do with the relationship between photography and painting, but also with the way that digital media have altered our perceptions of time and the image — and ourselves.
