"It suggests that consonance rests on the perception of harmonicity, and that, when questioning the innate nature of these preferences, one should study harmonicity and not beating".
For Russia, with significant fossil reserves, the value of these reserves becomes similar to pre 2008 mortgage bonds held by banks: it totally rests on the perception that things will continue as is.
Thus Josef Petzoldt, a Machian philosopher and editor of the 8th edition of Mach's Mechanics, the first to appear after the general theory of relativity, noted that Einstein's remarks meant that the theory "rests, in the end, on the perception of the coincidence of sensations" and so "is fully in accord with Mach's world-view, which is best characterized as relativistic positivism" (1921, 516).
In our view the latest reforms in England, which will sweep away the layers of management associated with the PCTs and SHAs, rest on a perception that too many actors in these organisations were willing covertly to resist and undermine the English provider market that Government was seeking to introduce.
TB: Yes, but didn't you... JP: "British democracy rests ultimately on the shared perception by all the people".
British democracy rests ultimately on the shared perception by all the people that they participate in the benefits of the common wheel".
A work of art should rest on perception.
Economies prosper only on the perception that "good faith" exists.
This form of "crowding out" is just accounting, and doesn't rest on any perceptions or behavioral assumptions.
Both approaches to the assessment of appropriateness made in this study - based on the view of the caller, or the rule based assessment - rested on the self reported perceptions and actions of callers who responded to the questionnaire.
