Christ is his more reflective and self-conscious alter ego who sometimes witnesses events at first hand and at, other times, amasses, through an informant, intelligence about his twin's oppositional sermons and "miracles" (which we deduce could have a rational explanation).
I did think about allowing the zoom to go out to infinity, but it got so incredibly terrifying and conscious altering that I decided not to do it".
The two languages are considered almost interchangeable, but Croats made a conscious attempt to alter words after they declared independence in 1991.
But he said it was a result of how surgery changed his shoulder socket, rather than a conscious effort to alter his mechanics.
Thus, pig domestication can be defined as a mixture of weak selection (applied postzygotically with no conscious wish to alter a breed) and strong selection (applied prezygotically guided by a predetermined goal) for favorable traits [14], [15].
Stride variability is less affected by a conscious effort to alter gait and more closely reflects intrinsic underlying impairment [ 10].
Self-regulation encompasses any, conscious and non-conscious, efforts by people to alter their thoughts, emotions, attention, impulses and behavior [ 36] in the service of attaining and maintaining personal goals [ 37].
Unconsciousness, altered conscious state (GCS <15) or period of loss of consciousness.
Previous reports describe patients who present with unilateral hemiparesis or hemiplegia with preceding headache and altered conscious level [13].
Headaches, altered conscious level, neurological deficits, seizures and cognitive impairment on a background of dementia are recognised symptoms.
Each patient presented with headache, altered conscious state and papilledema associated with different neurological symptoms such as dysarthria, hemiplegia, pernicious vomiting, ideomotor slowing and psychomotorr agitation.
