what is dept perception?
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Depth perception is the ability to see objects in 3-D.\nHumans have depth perception because of the location of their eyes on the front of their face. If our eyes were on the sides of our head (i.e. mice) we would not have depth perception. Having eyes located on the front of the head is a characteristic of predators who must judge distances between themselves and their prey. Animals who are commonly prey often have their eyes on the sides of their head to give them a greater angle of view, but less depth perception.\nDepth perception is achieved when the brain processes the slightly different pictures from each eye and combines them to form the 3-D image we see.\nDepth perception allows us to visualize distances between objects. It is what allows us to tell if something is near or far. If you did not have depth perception, you would have difficulty estimating distances.\nPeople who lose the sight of one eye often have difficulties with depth perception. If you covered one eye and tried to play catch with a friend, you would find that it would probably be difficult to judge exactly where the ball was. Over a period of time, you would learn to adjust for this, but your depth perception would continue to be hindered.\nHope that was helpful.
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HR departments control everything...They manage all the small details of a corporation. When the printer is low on paper, they order more or restock so executives and otehr people do not have to. They hire new and more apt individuals. They have the expertise to find these people. HR Departments, at least good ones, do everything
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a persons eyes. You can tell alot about a person from his/her eyes.
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Some people see a man, some see a rabbit, and many of us see no identifiable features.  Some people are more imaginative than others. Some people are more practical. Guess you you are a practical one.
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to be aware of the environment, and how to respond to it
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Perception is based on experience and education. If you have certain experiences that can be tied to a person's race then the next time you encounter a person of that race, your mind brings up that previous experience. If you are told or educated to think or feel a certain way about a particular race, your mind will do the same thing. Perception is really a survival mechanism. It helps you sort out dangerous situations from safe situations from a distance.
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acadamic point of view
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It's all in the mind of the beholder!
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This sounds like a "spin-off" of "beauty is in the eye of the beholder".  "Eye of the beholder" are the key words.  It simply means that each individual perceives reality based on a unique set of experiences or internal and external influences.  Any two individuals may "see" the same thing, but each will interpret or internalize what they see through their own unique process.  Maybe that is why people don't always "see eye-to-eye".
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human resources are employees. Sometimes used as term for the personnel department.
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Responsibility, Authority, Support, Inform...it's part of a quality management process. The chart is easy. Draw four boxes with each title at the top. Then list the people (or departments) in each box responsible for each function
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A decision support system or (( DSS )) Is a system that help people or managers of an organization to take it's decision about problem by give him some oriented information about the problem and how to solute it wherever a decision making situation happens
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an organogram (or organigram) is a chart of diagram of a organizational structure and hierarchy of a company, or in this case, a public school.
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Stereoscopic vision is what humans see with: two eyes, placed a few inches apart. The brain processes the info from each eye and uses the differences between them to perceive depth.
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Adaptations are hard-wired into our brains, and thus under some artificial manipulations can cause inappropriate interpretations of the visual scene. Or, as Purkinje put it: "Illusions of the senses tell us the truth about perception" (cited by Teuber, 1960).
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Discernment. Awareness of objects; consciousness. The process of perceiving.
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How about the invisible department. \n\nOh wait, that's the whole place, my bad!