Such instructions presumably promote learning by recruiting top-down resources and directing attention appropriately; consistent with our assumption that attentional control can influence the outcome of pre-conscious competition between threatening and non-threatening representations.
Ever conscious of the competition, no journalist wants to be left behind.
To be honest, I wasn't really too conscious of the competition until towards the end where you see when I'm trying to make decisions on whether I should give fabric or not.
Doubtless Mandelson is conscious of EU rules on competition restricting subsidies which have been forcing post office closures, and is also concerned about raising money to offset the Royal Mail's pensions deficit.
An agent is consciously aware1 of an object, represented by PAM nodes, the moment these nodes become part of the conscious broadcast (after winning the competition against other contents of the Global Workspace).
The embattled chain has tried to revitalize its flagship line, amid increased competition from trend-conscious stores like Hennes & Mauritz ' H&M and Zara.
Even organizations whose goods and services aren't easily modified can remake their images in ways that attract environmentally-conscious customers or stave off competition from greener upstarts.
While part of that may be due to competition or being socially conscious, the fact is that the coalition is making clean energy a profitable opportunity for the private sector.
Without putting any claims on the exact content or location of this conflict, it seems likely that the most active neural population will 'win' the competition and eventually shape conscious perception.
At a pre-conscious level, these processes influence the competition between mental representations when some correspond to the intended focus of attention and others to threat distracters.
Ba, who scored 37 times in 97 games for Hoffenheim, should feature on Monday against Burnley in the FA Cup and Grant believes that the Senegal forward is conscious of the "magic" associated with the competition.
