Yet medieval scholars might reasonably be expected to have bequeathed to modern scholarship the fruits of more than ordinarily refined perceptions of a certain order.
In every piece he paints, Curanaj refines his perception of simple things, so that they become precious, so that they yearn to be seen and so that the seeing of them is like a benediction.
Observing their colleagues practicing the PE may have provided the students in the multiple-students condition with opportunities to refine their perception about the to-be-learned skills, and to discern different aspects of the to-be-executed actions [ 6].
In any event, using the basic idea of "like by like," he refines his account of perception to include the idea of "effluences".
With the emergence of teeth, the sensory perception of texture may have refined and could explain this differentiation in mastication behaviour between the two food consistencies.
She embraces the opportunity of change and is not opposed to refining and reinventing a new perception of who she is.
Instead of minimizing students' reliance on perceptual strategies (Kirshner, 1989; Kirshner & Awtry, 2004), education should aim to refine students' use of perception and action, so that they rig up their perception and action systems like mathematical experts.
But unlike the gentle sounds marketed by labels such as Windham Hill, this music offers more attentive listeners a great deal more - an active, participatory listening experience that can refine, and intensify, one's conception and perception of beauty.
The Brooklyn soprano Sharon Van Etten doesn't fall into this trap; she has refined a manner of sophisticated earnestness that's based on her keen perceptions.
The current study aims to refine our understanding of the role of sensorimotor cortex in the perception of positive emotions.
