Be conscious that while your child is with you, you may not really be all "there" in terms of being conscious of what your child is doing.
And be conscious that while some problems are likely to be within the company, others are likely to be occurring in the private life of the employee and have a "spillover" effect into the workplace, being tired, irritable or preoccupied.
The ESR is conscious that while, on the one hand, there is a need to increase access of radiological services to millions of needy patients, a trend of an increasing inappropriate medical exposure to ionising radiation has been observed [3, 4, 5].
No doubt the gaps between how I react to what I see and another spectator's reaction widen and proliferate with other audiences abroad, and I am conscious that while these reactions are unavailable to me, they contextualize mine.
Having "work" done is the new norm, you see, and I am conscious that, while I am content to look my age and confidently declare myself an intervention-free zone, I frequently stand out from the scalpel-ed, Botox-ed crowd as the one "who doesn't".
Be conscious that some people will do anything to escalate confrontation while others will do anything to avoid it.
Be conscious that infections are everywhere.
While being conscious that there is need to increase access of radiological imaging, ESR is aware about the increasing inappropriate medical exposures to ionising radiation and wide variation in patient doses for the same examination.
i.e. the ability to experience similar emotions as others while being conscious that this is the simulation of the emotional feeling and it is not one's own emotion (affective responsiveness), and (3) a cognitive component, i.e. to take the perspective of another person, though the distinction between self and other remains intact (emotional perspective taking).
James Baker argued that we have to look at this conflict "in a strategic context not tactically...we have some big-picture issues to be conscious of" and that while the U.S. should support democratic governments "these are little flash fires that we need to be aware of and deal with properly, but that should not be cause for rupturing the entire big relationship".
But, while MPs are conscious that Britain is entering a minefield, they were much less good at identifying where the mines are and what, if anything, can be done about them.
