Like other deep-seated socioeconomic problems, this one won't be cured by programs that don't seek to change basic perceptions that Gypsies and the majority populations in Europe have about one another.
Sensory attributes are the basic perception attributes, other perception attributes are constructed on the basis of the sensory ones.
"Hamas maybe dreams about being a state, and Qassam, sometimes they delude themselves that they are an army, but at the end I think their basic perception is that they're part and parcel of a community.
The example is pretty basic — the sort of perception that screenwriters and executives have long reached intuitively, acknowledged Mr. Perez, who spoke over a laptop full of fancy graphics at the Peninsula Beverly Hills hotel last month.
"It's a problem that the structure of the Fed established 90 years ago... creates that basic perception and I think that's something worth trying to change," Geithner told PBS.
He said, "as far as we can see, the basic analysis we made is essentially unchanged," despite the mainstream perception that the Internet has given rise to citizen journalism and undermined the power of the traditional "manufacturers of consent".
"My concern is that the decrease in the number of basic/basic applications reflects the perception that NINDS is only interested in disease-oriented research," Landis writes.
Furthermore, the perception that baby hatches undermine the heretofore cherished basic ethical values of traditional societies is probably inevitable [ 6].
Mīmāṃsā and Nyāya realists emphasize the "concept-laden" nature of at least the type of perception that is epistemically foundational for observation statements containing basic sensory predicates.
Sequences like this are so moodily elegant, evoking the fragility of perception, that they elevate the show's more familiar musings, especially Elliott's perseverations on the brainwashed basics who surround him.
