Hildebrand's (1991, 1999) research combined several different explanations of human perceptions and emotions to propose a formula for creating an ideal environment.
To answer these questions, we analysed the perception of several different landscape scenes without WTs and with various numbers of WTs at various distances from the observer in a sample of university students in environmental study programmes and in technical study programmes.
Using EEG, positron emission tomography, and fMRI, the principles of neural efficiency have been discussed within several different contexts such as spatial perception (Vitouch et al. 1997), superior cognitive performance by figural intelligence in chess players (Grabner et al. 2006) and working memory (Grabner et al. 2004).
Color perception is determined by several different components [ 12].
The Pictorial-Representation of Illness- and Self-Measure (PRISM), on which patients illustrate the distance between their 'self' and their illness, has been documented to indicate the perception of suffering in several different illnesses.
Further interesting phenotypes which were identified in several different analyses were those related to sensory development and perception and those which were identified as related to language.
All participants in this study received follow-up care for several years; patients with a shorter follow-up period may have different perceptions.
The findings of this study suggest that undergraduates may have different perceptions of GTAs and professors with regard to several important instructional aspects.
Nevertheless, it should be noted that parents and health professionals may have different perceptions of child's HRQOL and pain in several chronic diseases (e.g., leukaemia, juvenile idiopathic arthritis, asthma or cystic fibrosis) [ 34].
As already noted, responses vary when taste tests are conducted on several different occasions [ 86, 87], although these changes in sweetness perception and preference are small compared with, for example, changes in olfactory threshold over time [ 88].
