Organization, identification, and interpretation of sensory information in order to represent and understand the environment in the brain.
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experiència perceptiva espanhol
percepción The representation of what is perceived; basic component in the formation of a concept.
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Various remote-sensing systems are currently being tested for use with the craft.
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It's sensing in its environment, for example, where there are resource-rich patches.
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Us with the knack of sensing the currents of sea and air.
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I held my peace, sensing that things might well be different later.
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The media, sensing the public mood, has swung squarely behind the occasion.
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However, American power and its perception throughout the world has also suffered.
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Um, really this is a question of risk analysis and perception, right?
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In terms of public perception it's a similar situation with England now.
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Is it a question of legislation, addressing the public perception of abuse?
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Perhaps harder for China to address is the issue of consumer perception.
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Largely, of course, it is an issue of perception and starting points.
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Sometimes, the quality can change the perception completely into something entirely new.
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It will, however, feed into public perception as a very negative event.
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In the past few weeks, however, this perception has begun to change.
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Erroneous perception of body weight may have important health and behavioral implications.
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Jim Moriarty said they would challenge people's perception of the country's history.
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Nothing that has happened since changes that perception, human rights groups say.
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For example, the construction industry has a negative perception of living organisms.
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Contrary to public perception, these droughts are also extremely difficult to predict.
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The report says: Public perception of the party is at record lows.
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As we often write, perception trumps reality when it comes to Washington.
