Epstein says that if lobsters (who possess a rudimentary neural tube, the evolutionary precursor to the brain) realize their peril, then a more developed brain, like a lamb's, must logically experience awareness of the same, or more, fear.
It is reassuring that there were no decreases in prompted awareness of the same symptoms.
In Experiment 2, we sought to examine whether the load on visual attention would reduce awareness of the same sound (i.e., of equal pitch, volume, and duration) when it was presented alone, unmasked by the white noise, thereby exhibiting a higher signal-to-noise ratio.
Amongst the mothers who participated in FGDs, awareness of the programme followed the same patterns as the intensity of public information and PMR training, with greater awareness in those areas where more activities had taken place.
Marguerite's language is more discreet than that of Rabelais, but there is the same mixture of styles and tones, seriousness and bawdy, and the same awareness of the resources of both spirit and body.
In humans, these various momentary sensations are bound together by the brain to produce a feeling of continuous awareness and, at the same time, generate a representation of the organism's experience of its internal and external world.
We are moving in with the same awareness of the struggles and contradictions, but also the positive aspects of this kind of project.
"Whether you grow older, more decrepit, inside, the sense of awareness, of being, is the same throughout.
In some sense, awareness of self and awareness of some object are kind of the same thing.
To refine the concept awareness, control theory [ 57] was used because it states that behavioral regulation is stimulated by feedback control processes, a process that can be triggered by, for example, comparing participants behavior with their self-rated intake (i.e., awareness), with behavior of others of the same age and gender and with their own behavior over time.
He retained an abiding interest in education, politics, and cultural values, and two remarkably prescient youthful essays on the Sino-Japanese conflict ("Le Yalou," written 1895) and the threat of German aggression ("La Conquête allemande," 1897) reveal the same anxious awareness of the forces menacing Western civilization as his very last public lecture on Voltaire (delivered in 1944).
