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Перевод: percipient

[прилагательное]
воспринимающий; способный воспринимать;
[существительное]
перципиент ; человек, способный легко воспринимать

Тезаурус:

1. "Very percipient, Benny.
2. Some of all this is mentioned in the graceful and percipient foreword by James Gunn of Princeton University, the addition of which is the single change in this 1982 reprint.
3. Since the war, the three most distinguished figures in this band of auxiliaries - the greatest of the Great and Good - in the opinion of the percipient Whitehall commentator, Peter Hennessy, were Lords Waverley, Radcliffe and Franks.
4. Roy Jenkins, usually so percipient an interpreter of the public mood, became caricatured in popular legend as the libertarian Home Secretary who wanted to insulate policemen in Panda cars.
5. They also argued that the normalization of such images by SM groups acclimatized people to brutality and made them less percipient about the advent of "real fascism".
6. Muggeridge had been percipient in recognizing that the monarchy would increasingly have to live in a goldfish bowl and that would provide a new challenge for the image-makers.
7. "Her social position has rendered woman keenly percipient of every thought and action beautiful or graceful, taught from infancy to subjugate her passions and affections, her thoughts, her looks, her language kept under control
8. Paul Devereux, in the context of Earth Lights, suggests that the percipient may have a real effect on how the energy actually manifests.
9. the theories of accumulation on a world scale, or the capitalist world state, or lineages of absolutism depend (a) on the same displaced percipient and historicist observer who had been an Orientalist or colonial traveller three generations ago; (b) they depend also on a homogenising and incorporating world historical scheme that assimilated non-synchronous developments, histories, cultures, and peoples to it; and (c) they block and keep down latent epistemological critiques of the institutional, cultural and disciplinary instruments linking the incorporative practice of world history with partial knowledges like Orientalism on the one hand, and on the other, with continued "Western" hegemony of the non-European, peripheral world.
10. Meanwhile Alvin Lawson, professor of English at California State University, and his colleague, William McCall, a medical hypnotist, have endeavoured to prove whether the details of memories about abduction can be explained purely in terms of the psychology of the percipient.
11. This brief has been fulfilled with distinction, and every three or four months for the past 20 years the office has produced an objective, well-documented, literate, and attractively presented booklet encapsulating the known facts about subjects ranging from suicide, rabies and heart disease, to the cost of running hospitals and what the public expects from the NHS, always adding a few percipient comments and conclusions of its own for good measure.
12. His comments on the work of the Sadler's Wells house choreographers are interesting in their percipient mixture of eager praise and sharp criticisms.
13. Spatial and temporal relations in a subjective phenomenologioal context, as we saw earlier, can be interpreted in terms of certain internal characteristics of the percipient s own experience and are not indicative, or not necessarily, of an external objective order of things.