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That's when you observe something, let it slip into your subconscious where it gets processed, and at some point, returns back to your conscious.
"It all goes back to being socially conscious and the blacklist and who those heroes are," he said.
Like a dogged clerk I came after them with my notebook; when it started to rain hard, they went inside, and so did I, they brushing the raindrops from their velvet caps and I making my sick way back to the keyboard, conscious that these are the last pages, this is the last chance, if it's not right now it probably never will be.
The lead researcher described his aim to the Indian media as bringing brain-dead individuals back to a "minimally conscious state" in which they show flickers of consciousness, such as moving their eyes to track objects.
In interviews with Indian media in the spring, Bansal described his aim as bringing brain-dead individuals back to a "minimally conscious state" in which patients show flickers of consciousness, such as moving their eyes to track objects.
Why couldn't they combine these interventions and do proper animal studies?" And even if the experiment were to succeed, he asserts, bringing a brain-dead person back to a minimally conscious state would traumatize family members.
Asked in a June interview for The Wire what he planned to do if patients were brought back to a minimally conscious state but did not regain further function, Bansal responded that his team "had not planned for it" initially, but that he had since purchased an insurance policy to cover the costs of full-time care of such patients.
In other words, even BlackBerry's consumer messaging product is being brought back to the security-conscious enterprise core where BlackBerry started.
I immediately reverted back to the self-conscious Airman I was at the clearing barrel years ago.
For all their recurrent ambiguity, in sequence they brilliantly duplicate the willfulness and self-spite of the drinker's impulse, with its addictive trips back to what seems like conscious choice but is not to be trusted.
Meanwhile echoes of running water, like rivulets from a continuous storm, along with wolf howls and the shrill cry pigs apparently emit before slaughter, are meant to harken back to memories below the conscious or rational surface, according to Mr. Plensa, for whom sounds have a material quality.
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The phrase "back to conscious " functions as a descriptor of a state change, indicating a return from unconsciousness to a state of awareness. While Ludwig AI confirms its grammatical correctness, the limited examples suggest its usage is not widespread.
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