The method sees language learning as repetition of chunks of speech based on three ways of perception (audio perception of authentic English, visual perception of parallel English and the learner's native language texts and visual representation of image) simultaneously.
Sometimes a book (or play or film) comes along that introduces new ways of perception or making sense.
He often draws inspiration from "non-spaces" (transitional public spaces such as subway stations and airports), codifying them into minimal audiovisual abstractions in different mediums, exploring different ways of perception.
"There was a point this year," he tells the students, "when I actually learned how to let the patient tell their story". Liu and fellow third-year Emma Fixsen started this program during the 2016-17 academic year to encourage the wide-open, "wiggly, in-motion" way of perception Skurnick describes: to see people, not symptoms.
Weak magnetic and electromagnetic fields can influence physiological processes in animals, plants and microorganisms, but the underlying way of perception is poorly understood.
In his epistemology, Madhva admitted three ways of knowing: perception, inference, and verbal testimony.
Like Kumarila, they accepted six ways of knowing: perception, inference, verbal testimony, comparison, nonperception, and postulation.
Tom Brake, Liberal Democrat MP for Carshalton and Wallington, said that there were ways of changing perceptions, but these would take both imagination and a will to succeed.
The crazy, angry Philippic sometimes got in the way of clear perception.
Pettitte's team has long slept peacefully on the nights before most of his 41 postseason starts, but matchups have a way of altering perception, if not reality.
Since Whitehead's metaphysics described a universe in which all entities experience, he needed a new way of describing perception that was not limited to living, self-conscious beings.
