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We have just seen that there are reasons for supposing that there are minimal experienced durations, what is the maximum duration which can be apprehended as a whole?
Further, if the visual span is impaired, less of the surrounding text can be apprehended, which prohibits the normal pattern of relatively large amplitude saccades between content words.
Nevertheless, there is indeed a more prolonged psychological present, a brief period during which successive events seem to form a perceptual unity and can be apprehended without calling on memory.
"There's really a sense now that you can be apprehended at any time," he said.
But she rejects the Platonic conception of values as "things" that can be "apprehended by some special faculty" (123).
This variable nature of the topology can be apprehended only by network updates of the link state between moving nodes, thus creating substantial communication overhead along the link.
At present, the delivery of these programmes can be apprehended as a role that has been imposed on them by other sectors.
The notion that pathogenesis, risk, and prognosis can be apprehended by examining discrete aspects of the underlying disease process is not new.
This diversity can be apprehended through the systematic sequencing and functional annotation of DNA (metagenomics) or RNA (metatranscriptomics) molecules directly extracted from environmental samples.
As mentioned above, we can see this fundamental reliance upon the subject-object distinction reflected in the very title of his book, The World as Will and Representation, which can be read as, in effect, The World as Subjectively and Objectively Apprehended.
