Sentence examples for conscious events from inspiring English sources

In fact, this whole week is chockablock with what are supposed to be environmentally conscious events, culminating on Sunday in the Everglades, where Mr. Bush will cast his line and discuss conservation with Curt Gowdy for an "American Sportsman" television special.

The extent to which human behaviour is determined by brain events may well depend on whether conscious events, such as intentions, are themselves merely brain events, or whether they are separate events which interact with brain events (perhaps in the radical form that intentions are events in our soul, and not in our body).

Epiphenomenalists hold that conscious events are effects of (certain) neural events.

According to this formulation, the disjunctivist is committed to denying that veridical perceptions, illusions and hallucinations are conscious events of the same fundamental kind.

Thus, it fits well in their view that we have the conscious events we do because the neural causes of these events have been selected for.

The truth behind this, for Vasubandhu, is the Yogācāra causal story, which tells how conscious events arise from karmic seeds within the mind's own continuum.

According to Koch, the task of identifying NCCs rests on the principle of covariance -- that is, for each and every conscious event, there is a corresponding brain event.

Some have called this a "Pure Conscious Event" or "PCE" (Forman, 1993b and 1999. See section 6 below).

(b) A conscious event can have elements one does not note at the time, but recalls afterward.

However, what they deny is that such a kind K is the fundamental kind of conscious event occurring when a subject veridically perceives the world.

If one accepts that the same kind of conscious experience occurs in all three cases, then this imposes a constraint on the account one can give of the kind of conscious event that occurs when one veridically perceives the world.