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  1. contextual
    relating to the set of facts surrounding a situation
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  2. mental image
    an iconic mental representation
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  3. conceptual
    being or characterized by ideas or their formation
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  4. lacuna
    a blank gap or missing part
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  5. subjective
    taking place within the mind and modified by individual bias
    These features range from difficulties of an objective nature to difficulties of a subjective nature,
  6. Poe
    United States writer and poet (1809-1849)
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  7. perception
    the process of becoming aware through the senses
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  8. innate
    present at birth but not necessarily hereditary
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  9. informing
    to furnish incriminating evidence to an officer of the law
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  10. indirect
    not leading by a straight line or course to a destination
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  11. objective
    the goal intended to be attained
    These features range from difficulties of an objective nature to difficulties of a subjective nature,
  12. vision
    the ability to see
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  13. technical
    of or relating to aptitude in a practical skill
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  14. prose
    ordinary writing as distinguished from verse
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  15. determination
    the act of finding out the properties of something
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  16. phenomenon
    any state or process known through the senses
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  17. difficulty
    an effort that is inconvenient
    These features range from difficulties of an objective nature to difficulties of a subjective nature,
  18. capacity
    capability to perform or produce
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  19. mental
    involving the mind or an intellectual process
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  20. image
    a visual representation produced on a surface
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  21. range
    a variety of different things or activities
    These features range from difficulties of an objective nature to difficulties of a subjective nature,
  22. source
    the place where something begins
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  23. nature
    the physical world including plants and animals
    These features range from difficulties of an objective nature to difficulties of a subjective nature,
  24. powerful
    having great force or effect
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  25. feature
    a prominent attribute or aspect of something
    These features range from difficulties of an objective nature to difficulties of a subjective nature,
  26. inform
    impart knowledge of some fact, state or affairs, or event to
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  27. problem
    a question raised for consideration or solution
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  28. influence
    a power to affect persons or events
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  29. eye
    the organ of sight
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  30. sight
    the ability to see; the visual faculty
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  31. human
    a person; a hominid with a large brain and articulate speech
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  32. five
    the cardinal number that is the sum of four and one
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
  33. between
    in the interval
    In Poe’s prose this lacuna between phenomena and the perception of the human eye has five sources: technical problems with the eye, contextual influences on vision , innate capacities for indirect sight,, conceptual determination of vision, and powerful mental images informing perception.
Created on 十一月 14, 2009 (updated 十一月 14, 2009)

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