| The receiver clearly percepts speech also when transmitted from extremely noisy environments. |
| Philosophers have long held that a person's percepts are necessarily private and inaccessible to anyone else. |
| This world, just like the world of percepts, comes to us at first as a chaos of experiences, but lines of order soon get traced. |
| This is because hearing is not a property of the ear but a property of the brain as a machinery that converts noise into meaningful percepts. |
| It is often said, for example, that sensations are simple and that percepts are complex. |
| These standardized percepts may also be described as visual continuants. |
