There is the lyric exploration of consciousness the sensory impressions and fragmented perceptions with which Taylor conveys the inner lives of her characters and, in counterpoint, the detailing of daily minutiae.
There is the lyric exploration of consciousness — the sensory impressions and fragmented perceptions with which Taylor conveys the inner lives of her characters — and, in counterpoint, the detailing of daily minutiae.
But it comes pressingly to mind in the case of George Eliot because of the acuity and perception with which she depicted the many varieties of love — romantic, marital, filial, but also paternal and maternal.
The ahamkara further divides into the five gross elements (space, air, fire, water, earth), the five fine elements (sound, touch, sight, taste, smell), the five organs of perception (with which to hear, touch, see, taste, smell), the five organs of activity (with which to speak, grasp, move, procreate, evacuate), and mind (as coordinator of sense impressions; manas).
"In addition to using the latest LED technology, we put this focus on the experience and perception with which we create the illusion of a virtual flood".
"Most high officials leave office with the perceptions and insights with which they entered; they learn how to make decisions but not what decisions to make".
These traces can then be deployed in combination with fresh perceptions of objects, with which they may or may not accord, to produce beliefs.
However, success of these efforts may be hampered by accompanying gaps in our knowledge of the perceptions and framework with which preterm birth is understood among at-risk women and families, as well as regional health care providers and community health workers in such low-resource settings.
Inference is defined as the knowledge that is preceded by perception (of the mark) and classified into three kinds: that from the perception of a cause to its effect; that from perception of the effect to its cause; and that in which knowledge of one thing is derived from the perception of another with which it is commonly seen together.
The hypofunction of swallowing [ 7– 9, 15– 18] and/or decreased taste and smell perception [ 19– 24], with which elderly participants may suffer, may accelerate confusion in beverage recognition when inappropriate auditory verbal cues are given, thus altering swallowing behavior.
Moreover, there is decreased pain sensitivity and perception with aging, which may further complicate therapy and management of the geriatric population.
