Even more remarkably, the perceived locations of two stimuli delivered in very rapid succession merge to a single point on the skin [18] (Fig. 1D).
In this study we found remarkably few relationships between perceived barriers and actual prescribing for CHF.
And by presenting these two three-hour works with the same cast on the same stage, on similarly claustrophobic sets, the visiting Northampton theater company Royal & Derngate forces us to acknowledge how remarkably much two writers, often perceived as polar opposites, have in common.
As shown in Table 4, remarkably more teachers (67.7%) perceived the GM issue from a long-term perspective, while only a few (6.7%) simply considered its immediate consequences.
Yet for such an exotic, feline character, Lord Mandelson can be remarkably sensitive about how he's perceived – and, yesterday, he casually told The Times he never read the papers.
And even more remarkably, only half the colorblind kids perceived racism even in the soccer scenario, where it was overt and aggressive.
The relationship between A1 and perceived air hunger was remarkably similar between ADL and the laboratory.
Between the instrument groups there was a remarkably little difference in risk for perceived symptoms as well as for experiencing consequences due to the symptoms.
The world has changed remarkably since then, with the fall of the Soviet Union and the perceived demise of sane democratic government in the U.S.A. Communism is in decline worldwide and corporate capitalism is much more extractive than ever.
With distance accurately perceived, the apparent size of an object tends to remain remarkably stable, especially for highly familiar objects that have a standard size.
Murakami's novels, though looked down on by Ōe because he perceived them to lack intellectual concerns, drew critical acclaim and sold remarkably well.
