The self-accusation of remorse gnaws away at the closed and firm core of consciousness, opening it, fissioning it" (OBBE, 125).
4. The universe doesn't contain consciousness, since "contain" implies a closed space.
But many of the lessons he sees as relevant to Britain in the light of recent events spring from his sense of America as a fundamentally more open and competitive society, antithetical to the clubbiness, class-consciousness and closed-door attitudes he sees as having wide tentacles here.
This sedation format does present some absolute contraindications, such as closed air cavities, recent cranial traumatism, intracranial hypertension, and consciousness disturbances, plus other relative contraindications such as cardiac or deep broncho-pulmonary insufficiency, facial traumatism, or intervention site interfering with the mask application region.
We present a unique, noninvasive rat model of mild closed head trauma with characteristics of human concussion injury, including brief loss of consciousness, cognitive impairment, and minor brain injury.
Establishment of a closed loop supply chain (CLSC) network has attracted immense significance due to government policies and societal demand for environmental consciousness.
EEG records the spontaneous, continuous neural activity during various mental states and under a variety of conditions, such as eyes-closed relaxed state, eyes-open steady state, meditation, hypnosis, various stages of sleep, coma, and other normal/altered states of consciousness (Niedermeyer and Lopes da Silva 2005).
If language shapes consciousness and consciousness determines what we experience as reality, then to toy with words in nonstandard ways might open heretofore closed doors of perception.
Is consciousness something distinct from self-consciousness?
