Sentence examples for aware of performing from inspiring English sources

We aren't aware of performing, of course, nor do we openly watch one another doing so.

They are cancellable, they can make use of contextual clues, but they are not 'processes' in any cognitively interesting sense of the term: they don't involve conscious inference, albeit, in Recanati's terminology, they involve inference in the broad sense: the agent is not aware of performing an inference but is aware of the consequences of this pragmatic enrichment of the interpreted sentence.

DF's subjective reports certainly indicate that, while aware of performing more accurately in trial blocks when gap size was smaller, she had no explicit perceptual awareness that the reference surround had moved closer.

Lacking Orwell's range of concrete experience, he never examines the conflicts of the "I" as a way of getting at larger themes -- yet one is constantly aware of him performing on the page.

Ms. Farley said she became aware of the performing arts center project because the real estate firm Tishman Speyer, where she is a senior managing director, has an office in Tianjin.

Our investigation used the approach proposed by Cataldo and colleagues [4] to automatically compute, based on historical information, the set of actors a developer needs to be aware of, when performing a software development task.

Midwives appeared to be more aware of the risk of performing unnecessary CS, whereas obstetricians were more likely to underestimate risk of CS and to overestimate the benefits of this procedure.

Considering the main features of smart devices, this paper proposes the following definition: A smart device is a context-aware electronic device capable of performing autonomous computing and connecting to other devices wire or wirelessly for data exchange.

The physician who will discharge the patient is not aware of the performed treatment.

Indeed this is an important issue which we were aware of, and performed the necessary corrections.

He was aware of resistance to performing Wagner in what would become Israel but argued that "nothing should interfere with music".