Sentence examples for conscious aspects from inspiring English sources

Recent advances in electrophysiological research make it possible to distinguish unconscious and conscious aspects of error processing.

Rather than use emergentism simply to assail the current physicalist orthodoxy, Vision views emergentism as a contribution to understanding conscious aspects.

GW theory generates explicit predictions for conscious aspects of perception, emotion, motivation, learning, working memory, voluntary control, and self systems in the brain.

None of the evidence marshaled by neuroscientists and psychologists suggests that those neural processes involved in the conscious aspects of such complex, temporally extended decision-making are in fact causal dead ends.

The tripartite cosmos was re-mythologized into a tripartite structure of the personality the superego (the restrictive social regulations that enable man to live as a social being), the ego (the conscious aspects of man), and the id, or libido (a "seething, boiling cauldron of desire that seeks to erupt from beneath the threshold of consciousness").

It is also limited to the observable and conscious aspects of the experience that members have in their work environment.

The conscious aspect is the psychosomatic whole that comprises the body and cognisant mental life.

PureWrist also has a socially conscious aspect, donating 20percentt of their Indiegogo campaign's net profit to The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

MR: Is there any conscious aspect to your creativity or is it all a somewhat unconscious flow?

Alexandra Nagel, although anxious to explore a possible conscious aspect of plant life, did not define consciousness, either in general terms or in terms of what it might entail for the plant.

But that subtlety (the distinction between conscious and non-conscious aspects of fear) was lost on most people.