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But what Curry described was what real nightmares are like: you can perfectly perceive a threat approaching, but you are helpless to do anything about it.

This probably makes our stimuli falling short of being able to produce perfectly normally perceived sensations.

It was probably the seminal boxing match of all time, the dramatic unities perfectly in place: perceived goodie v baddie, impossible odds, totally unforeseen outcome.

Engagement of the memory and an adaptive compensation of eye displacements may be the reason why even though there is continuous eye jitter, our vision is perceived perfectly clear and stable [ 19].

It is perfectly possible to be perceived as a caring heir to the throne - through the Prince's Trust - without running the huge risks of attempting to be an activist one.

I'm perfectly happy to be perceived to be pretentious if that's the case.

Trump's relentless need to attack and offend his perceived enemies perfectly embodies that worldview.

It is perfectly true that perceiving a succession of still images can result in a full-blooded perception of motion.

There are people, however, who do not seem to get the same hit when listening to music, even though they can hear and perceive perfectly well.

There are some remarkable people in "the Vatican" who are perfectly capable of perceiving the gifts and needs of other cultures and, given a chance, do so.

Lastly, that all these mutants and the RNAi lines are perfectly capable of perceiving wasps, reducing oviposition and triggering apoptosis strongly suggests that these mutants are not general and non-specific disruptors of behavior.