Spahn situates her subject in a dualistic Newtonian world of eternal or absolute time on one hand and an approximative time of
human perception on the other, which, she says, helped create a "mentality that was philosophically bent on compromise" (4).
During the interactive workshop, students learnt to embrace changes and become aware of the crucial role
human perception plays in identifying change as either positive or negative.
This new body of work depicts the power of
human perception and the choice to choose to see what we want to see and how we want to see it.
Ackerman studies how sensations influence social judgments, contributing to a growing body of research that finds that the texture and weight of objects can affect
human perception in multiple ways--a phenomenon that researchers call embodied cognition.
He examines the basic
human perception of risk and explains why we can be terrified of very unlikely dangers, such as shark attacks, but be so obtuse regarding the all-too-likely menaces of heart disease, climate change, and impending worldwide financial meltdowns.
THE HAPPY LIFE uses a blend of mythology, history, philosophy and art to consider the changing
human perception of happiness throughout history around the world, from creation myths of early Greece to the modern pursuit of happiness.
It shows how
human perception can change relative to physical stimulus changes resulting in a certain perception.
Topics covered included: the developments and technological advances in construction materials and damping mechanisms for earthquake resistance; a history on tall building systems and future trends; considerations in construction planning, especially for tall and complex buildings including gravity load management, wind engineering management, seismic engineering management, robustness/redundancy considerations, column shortening, foundation design, vibration control strategies for
human perception to motion, and sustainability considerations.
Dependent on
human perception to infer an obvious 'woody' noise and therefore bat for tricky caught-behind or bat-pads, or a duller impact.
(Jay) McClelland, created computer models in the 1970s and 1980s that simulated
human perception, language understanding, memory and a wide range of other cognitive tasks.
The paradox between
human perception and God's perception is made clear.
Odor is a very complex issue as it involves
human perception and response and not just direct measurements of compounds in the air.