Sentence examples for awareness of target from inspiring English sources

The dual confidence report experiment further suggests that this results from absence of awareness of target identity, thus constituting an example of blindsight.

In order to test these accounts, we again employed the four-dot masking paradigm to manipulate participant's perceptual awareness of target size [13] and included the maximal delay condition (i.e., 2000 ms) used previously [14].

While not conclusive, this data suggests that the low-confidence correct responses result from the absence of awareness of target identity and thus relate to blindsight, suggesting a short-time scale for this phenomenon.

The combined results of the perceptual and reaching task match previous work by our group and indicate that awareness of target size is not necessary to support the metrical scaling of immediate or memory-guided reaches involving up to 2000 ms of delay [13] [14].

This is possibly due to a lack of awareness of target serum urate and concerns about the safety of the drug in the primary care setting, where most of the gout care is usually provided.

Mischief Night sees phantom door-knocking, gate-swapping and other minor acts of sabotage, but usually done with an awareness of targets which are appropriate and those which are not.

Previous work by our group has shown that the scaling of reach trajectories to target size is independent of obligatory awareness of that target property and that "action without awareness" can persist for up to 2000 ms of visual delay.

I would prefer taking a tablet and go on living as usual... .......... (GP 9) 3) Aiming at a numerical value of treatment target or not (for blood pressure and blood lipids): A: Awareness of a target for the treatment is a necessary condition to enable the patient to see that the treatment is effective.

Instead, Target has concentrated on using both the Internet and its stores to build awareness of the Target brand, which naturally hews to the younger, slightly more upscale demographic of the Internet.

Hill (2009) argues that introspection is a process that produces judgments about, rather than perceptual awareness of, the target states, and suggests that the processes that generate these judgments vary considerably, depending on the target state, and are often complex.

He hates all self-consciousness in dress, food and furniture, and he believes that nothing worth learning can be taught--at least, nothing about photography A sort of blank awareness of the target, as in Zen archery is all the technique he really possesses.