Sentence examples for conscious input from inspiring English sources

Any sense that the ship is about to lurch in a particular direction and the muscles in your leg on that side will tighten without any conscious input.

The researchers call cells like these your "spinal brain" as they are a good example of how your nervous system can produce highly complex behaviours, without your conscious input.

This is to lurch to the other extreme, typical of scientific materialists, who conclude that if there is no separate personality directing our actions, then our brains, bodies or genes must be operating on their own, without our having any conscious input.

Much of the mental processing is automatic, effortless, rapid and carried out on an unconscious plane; like driving to work every morning, which takes very little conscious input.

The Network serves as an outlet for millennials to gain visibility in front of senior leadership, mingle with various generational groups to gain broader perspective, and provide their socially conscious input on meaningful projects.

Because maybe the primary, or only actual and truly feeble worry of my current adult life, is that every movement and machination of my body is pre-ordained and useful to an end of something good, fun, wantable somethings but rarely ever interacting with the world independent of my conscious input, just on its own, chaotically.

When faced with ambiguous sensory input, conscious awareness may alternate between the different percepts that are consistent with the input.

On the face of it, artificial selection which does involve the input of conscious selecting agents may seem to be a very poor model for use in correcting these misconceptions.

Dichoptic stimuli were presented on a novel sequence learning task using a mirror stereoscope to mask the eye-of-origin of visual input from conscious awareness.

Beyond these unconscious adjustments the central monitoring of actions is fundamental for the indication of errors (Ridderinkhof et al., 2003) and for the conscious determination if sensory input was generated by the acting subject itself or by another agent.

"Preconscious automaticity" includes unconscious inputs to conscious processes, and the direct activation of goal pursuit or social behavior.