His growing political and social awareness mark his Kimen (1940; The Seed), which shows how hatred is stirred up by mass psychology, and Huset i mørkret (1945; "House in Darkness"), a symbolic vision of the Nazi occupation of Norway.
This supposed difference in the nature of their spatial awareness marks a clear structural difference between touch and vision, even when they represent the same sets of objective features.
The day of environmental awareness has been marked by a Google doodle for as long as I can remember, from melting polar ice in 2007 (a prophetic nod to the record Arctic melt that year), rocks in 2008, a waterfall and marine life in 2009 to parrots in 2010, pandas in 2011 and animated flowers in 2012.
APPSF co-opted the title of her memoir, "I am Malala," for its Monday awareness event and marked the day with walks, seminars and press conferences, according to the Independent.
A personal awareness of symptoms marked the initial life change brought about by FRDA.
Our culture isn't in decline, they say, with that sense of tedious self-awareness that marks cultures in decline.
Weak on generosity or getting things done, and without a hint of new self-awareness, Merkel has marked her country's first shot at 21st century leadership with less competence and solid instinct than good history allows.
Wainwright, like Zaehner, distinguishes two mystical introvertive experiences, one of pure empty consciousness, and theistic experience marked by an awareness of an object in "mutual love" (Wainwright, 1981, Chapter 1).
Some conservative groups even marked "Islamofascism Awareness Week" earlier this month.
Meanwhile, campuses around America last week marked "Islamofascism Awareness Week" with events on jihad and Islamic totalitarianism.
When brain processes are so sharply affected as to reduce perceptual or attitudinal awareness, impairment may produce marked behavioral consequences without associated feelings of fatigue.
