Examples of using Can perceive in English and their translations into Russian
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nature seems so near that we can perceive ourselves as part of her.
Entrepreneurs are economic risk-takers- individuals who can perceive a profitable opportunity
relies on earthly things, so this soul can perceive and master much more in its own spiritual development.
in which a person can perceive two separate touches.
You would find this very similar to psychic phenomena where an individual can perceive the condition and situation of another individual across the planet,
processing of non-human beings can perceive other ranges of physical quantities than those a human being does,
I am sure all delegations can perceive the difficulties that would be posed by the need to rely solely on countries that have an established capacity in this area for the technical assessment of events, due to the inability of the secretariat to provide it.
I'm sure your condition is intentional, because as I can perceive it in my small measure,
the most rapid that our senses can perceive.
these con tests allow us to study how the dogs respond to stimuli that can perceive as a threat to their sheep.
such as clairvoyants and psychometrists, can perceive a psychic Aura of various colours around every individual,
appearances are no longer deceptive and he can perceive the ugliness hidden beneath a pretty face
as well as the activity itself, you can perceive at least to a small degree that your activity is far from that sort which you would desire it to be were you a miracle maker,
perceives, and thinks-that acquires knowledge, and reasons and">aspires… there not unfrequently occur individuals so constituted that the spirit can perceive independently of the corporeal organs of sense,
I could perceive the world as mysterious,
If only you could perceive time as I do.
while architects could perceive a building structure.
So, the person staying at Newport and not having the yacht could perceive himself as poor man.
they couldn't change their nature and could perceive businessmen only as a fare.
Any form by which others could perceive and potentially reproduce the work counted as an"objective form",