An unnamed Republican supporter of the resolution told the Hill newspaper that the shaky GOP support could be traced to perceptions that Francis was "too liberal".
She traces our perceptions of women back to the roots of American patriarchy, dissecting the ways that white supremacy retains its power by harassing, assaulting, disenfranchising, invalidating, and isolating women, as well as turning women against one another.
This functional genomic approach allowed us to trace cue perception to changes in gene expression, since potential waterborne cues recognized by A. tamarense may alter gene expression through receptor stimulation.
This strange evolutionary path, leading from land back to the sea, must leave a subliminal trace affecting human perceptions of whales (along with dolphins and porpoises).
Both models are essentially standard oscillator models expanded with an additional interaction [6] or storage mechanism [23] to allow a trace of previous perception to bias the next percept choice at stimulus reappearance.
His book "Lincoln in American Memory," which traced the historical perceptions of Lincoln, as he had done with Jefferson, was a finalist for the 1995 Pulitzer Prize.
So, even though you have never perceived Plato, we will safely suppose, you can nevertheless think directly about Plato in virtue of your standing in a communicative chain that ultimately traces back to perceptions (on the part of other agents in the communicative chain) of Plato.
The goal of your nine-day utopian journey is to gracefully exit The Playa, leaving no trace, with an altered perception of reality.
This salient expression of visual memory provides a convenient measure to study how traces of past perception interact with current input in shaping what we see.
Our results indicate that when a visual conflict reoccurs, traces of past perception increase the probability that the visual system will assume a previous state of interpretation rather than a different one.
