A variety of models of this self-consciousness have been developed, some explicitly drawing on or adapting views in Brentano, Husserl, and Sartre.
Consistent with the involvement of low-level neural mechanisms, the AB effect interacted with adapting luminance such that an AB was revealed only under photopic (light adapted) viewing conditions.
This workstation allows for interactively scrolling through the data set in a cine-like display and adapting the view plane interactively so as to be perpendicular to the vessel axis or parallel to the carotid bifurcation.
Here, in the midst successive attempted coups and violent political upheavals, he serenely holds court, prudently adapting his views to those of his politically varied patrons.
David Cameron, the Tory leader, who has prospered by adapting his views and political persona (and who sounds more sceptical of all-encompassing doctrines than some of his colleagues) is himself an example of this talent.
In the emerging digital economy, it's vital that young people and their parents adapt their view of what a successful career looks like.
Mr. LaPaglia wants to reprise his performance in a film version and has asked Mr. Bovell, the "Lantana" screenwriter, to adapt "A View From the Bridge," giving final approval of the script to Mr. Miller, who didn't want to adapt it himself, and told Mr. LaPaglia so.
A major advance in treatment in the 19th century was the use of gastric lavage (washing out of the stomach) to treat stomach poisoning; this became a standard treatment for all forms of gastric irritation, and the long tube used to introduce the lavage fluid was also adapted to view the stomach for diagnostic use.
'It adapts my view but does not make me neglect my religion.'.
As you start to experience interviewing for yourself, you can adapt your view of how the process works.
This article explores the potential impact of an adapted institutional view on decision making, based on empirical research.
