And she understood that William, too, had been disposed of, that his ex-wife had had a similar nuclear potency for him, and that he loved Lovey now with the conscious intensity of somebody who was aware that he was exacting a kind of revenge — or, perhaps, simply acting in the belief that his ex was paying attention, that he had a need to prove that he'd survive and thrive, the victor.
Ms. Kidd conveys mounting terror capably, but with their stilted formality and self-conscious intensity, Ms. Collins and Mr. Meo erase the ambiguity between innocence and malevolence.
And yet the story itself, in its spare, self-conscious intensity, was such a made thing, not like life at all; it was a piece of nearly abstract artistic construction calculated to produce almost giddy pleasure.
A similar consideration applies to EG: its value, which is purportedly related to the density of MTs and their tubulin dimers within certain critical cells, would also bear some relation to the intensity of conscious experience.
There is evidence that fMRI signal changes can be elicited in the parietal cortex by stimulation of single mechanoceptive afferent fibers at suprathreshold intensities for conscious perception.
In his Principles of Psychology (1890), William James promoted the idea of differing intensities of conscious experience across the animal kingdom, an idea that was echoed by the leading British psychologist of his day, Conwy Lloyd Morgan in his 1894 textbook An Introduction to Comparative Psychology.
From this Brentano concludes that sometimes we are inclined to say that we had an unconscious mental phenomenon when actually we only had a conscious mental phenomenon of very low intensity.
As an effort to become "greener", chemical industries are making conscious efforts to reduce their resource intensities or footprints.
I was aware, at that moment, of being on a ball". She stopped, self-conscious, then shifted to dispel an intensity she still could feel.
The TMS intensity needed to induce a conscious phosphene (i.e., the phosphene threshold [PT]) is widely held to provide a measure of visual-cortex excitability [17, 18].
Long ago, Ms. Malfitano made a conscious choice to trade tonal beauty for dramatic intensity in her singing.
