Does the ear stand for the director's hyper-sensitive perception of those eerie, occult underground stirrings, the secret life of suburbia?
Clean-cut Jeffrey (Kyle MacLachlan) is walking home when he discovers a severed ear on the ground: does that ear stand for the director's own hyper-sensitive perception of underground stirrings, the secret life of underground America?
Although the critic is an individual and hence has his or her own bias, he should transform this bias into a means of sensitive perception and insight while not allowing it to harden.
For example, a tissue that displays high expression of certain RLKs is likely to be more sensitive to perception of RLK-specific signals signaleadingding to a rapid and effective response.
Suhrawardi attempted, therefore, to postulate the existence of an independent eschatological realm with the assistance of which sensitive perceptions could occur in the form of imaginal representations (Marcotte, 2011).
In a country where ethnic grievances led to a civil war (1967-70) that claimed more than a million lives, every head of state must be particularly sensitive to perceptions of ethnic favouritism or marginalisation.
But that the administration acted so quickly -- little more than a week after the industry appealed for help -- and without waiting for the industry to file formal charges through the International Trade Commission, an independent federal agency, indicates how politically sensitive the perceptions of a steel crisis have become.
Like most bureaucracies NASA has become quite risk averse and sensitive to perceptions of failure.
Money might be a sensitive subject, and perception of the banking sector has definitely soured over the last decade, but the ability of AI to find new efficiencies could make a massive difference to people struggling to make ends meet.
