A representation of the physical reality would be an account of the reflection, transmission and perception of light by an organism.
Conical epidermal cells are a common feature of petal tissues and have been reported to influence pollination by insects and birds via changes in surface texture and light reflection and hence, the perception of colour and surface area by pollinators [ 7, 10].
The combination of qualitative methods used in this study enabled the participating GPs to express their experiences, reflections and diverse perceptions within the context of the group discussion, while concentrating on more complex cases and topics in the individual interviews.
But Steiner quickly assures us that by "grammar" he does not mean, well, grammar, but rather "the articulate organization of perception, reflection and experience, the nerve structure of consciousness when it communicates with itself and with others".
I call these direct and not reflexive thoughts; but when the young man feels something new and at the same time perceives that he has not felt the same thing before, I call this second perception a reflection, and I relate it only to the understanding, insofar as it is so attached to sensation that the two cannot be distinguished".
Figure 10 Effect of motion blur and reflection on terrain perception.
The area extending from the anterior cingulate cortex to the anterior frontal pole, particularly the paracingulate cortex, is supposed to be engaged in self-reflection, person perception and in making inferences about others' thoughts [9].
The key areas explored were reasons for participation, barriers to receiving the intervention, and perception of the intervention process including participants' initial expectations and reflections.
Reflection on perception: it was proposed that participants should close their eyes, breathing deeply and thinking about the following question: "What does SAH represent (as I perceive it) to me, does it draw me closer to or distract me from well-being?".
By applying these steps to the exemplary case of the mineral-energy nexus, we show how our approach might enable a better temporal system understanding and support a structured reflection on human perception of change and typical temporal patterns.
In phase two, audio reflections were gathered from five students who indicated that they were willing to have a second interview to provide reflections about their experiences and perceptions following Skype or face-to-face meetings with their supervisors.
