He's a quiet guy, laid back, which can be perceived as noncaring, aloof.
Are household goods, which can be perceived as quite functional, a difficult product to market successfully?
This can lead to failure following instructions which can be perceived as 'naughty' behaviour by the class teacher.
"By spiritual or non-secular I mean a belief system which goes beyond that which can be perceived by the senses or ascertained by the application of science.
His division of the world into a part which can be perceived by the senses and an abstract realm of perfection which can be explored through analysis was an inspiration to Renaissance scientists.
Scientology, he claimed, must be a religion because it was "a belief system which goes beyond that which can be perceived by the senses or ascertained by the application of science.
In 1912 Wertheimer discovered the phi phenomenon, an optical illusion in which stationary objects shown in rapid succession, transcending the threshold at which they can be perceived separately, appear to move.
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