It becomes a privileged state, beyond voyeurism to a kind of collaboration, a sense that the director is disclosing subtle secrets, or trying to -- about behavior, about life, or simply about the possibilities of perception itself -- and that your ability to see is as important as the filmmaker's ability to show.
Is there a possibility of a perception of "over-cosiness"?
But then, just as he began to believe in the possibility of extrasensory perception, the student lost his spooky talent.
Joseph Banks Rhine, a psychologist at Duke, had developed an interest in the possibility of extrasensory perception, or E.S.P. Rhine devised an experiment featuring Zener cards, a special deck of twenty-five cards printed with one of five different symbols: a card was drawn from the deck and the subject was asked to guess the symbol.
An open attitude to the possibility of spiritual perception may be important for it to occur[ 44].
In addition, although the appropriateness of PHC referrals to QDU and ED was objectively assessed using a scoring system, the possibility of some perception bias cannot be excluded.
Sneddon (2011) clearly articulates the logic by stating: "to explore the possibility of pain perception in nonhumans we use indirect measures similar to those used for human infants who cannot convey whether they are in pain.
As the possibilities of sensorial perception increase in her works, they integrate the body into the art, whether individual or collective.
Future advancements of technology, especially in manufacturing electronic components including cameras, GPUs, and CPUs, will provide more accurate data, enable faster processing, and solve the problem of system portability, thus expanding the possibilities of artificial perception systems in neurorehabilitation [ 7].
Given this, the Grammarians question the very possibility of non-conceptual perception?
