For example, studies examining participant biographies threw perceptions of the past into sharper relief, whereas studies focusing on participants' engagement in everyday activities tended to emphasise the present more.
More than just a static show of lights, this collection throws our perception of light and space, encouraging the audience to touch, feel, stand and bathe in it.
Lotje Sodderland was a digital producer at a hip London creative agency when she suffered a stroke that decimated her language skills and threw her sensory perception into disarray.
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When the researchers tested the fish with spheres, their depth perception was thrown off by about 15 millimeters, about what the model had predicted.
New research on the use of psychedelic drugs as treatment for a range of mental disorders appears to be throwing open doors of perception long closed within the medical community, says a new analysis in the Canadian Medical Assn.
You only have a short period of time in life with him, is what has changed your perception worth throwing away this gift?
Even Bruce Cumings, the American scholar of Korean history and thought who has entered most deeply into Koreans' self-perceptions, throws up his hands.
In another move to throw doubt on the public perception encouraged by Mr. Bush that he is the victor -- and to counter television images from Austin, Tex., of Bush supporters rejoicing in the streets and later of Mr. Bush himself -- the Gore campaign dispatched Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, Mr. Gore's running mate, before the cameras tonight to make the case that any celebration is premature.
As if to confirm that perception, the President threw cold water at his Nov. 14 press conference on the idea that dealing with climate change would be a priority.
