Sentence examples for conscious stage from inspiring English sources
Another socially conscious stage opera followed, about "the survival of democracy at home in the face of domestic fascism," Pollack writes.
"Europeans and Japanese are in a more conscious stage of the environmental question — so much so that in the international market, Osklen has become a synonym of new luxury, having as its key products our salmon-colored Arpoador sneaker and Pirarucu handbag" made of fish skin, he says, citing products that reflect the brand's cool, minimalist identity.
These, finally, enter a conscious stage.
The Pe component, on the other hand, may reflect a more elaborate (perhaps conscious) stage of error detection, related to error evaluation and the implementation of remedial processes [7], [19].
The model is relatively better in dealing with the unconscious levels, indicated by the lower error, than facing the conscious stage.
It was also recognized that, in order for all professionals to fall minimally within the research conscious stage of the model and be able to deliver research in practice, planning at an organizational level was necessary to raise awareness of research skills and directly input to skill development.
We have added some discussion of its potential relation to theta frequencies, as the observed duration of successive conscious stages is compatible with a nearly rhythmic succession of processing stages at this frequency.
Her play systematically dismantles her own armor, from her self-consciously self-conscious stage persona to her carefully barbed phrasing.
But too many of these vignettes are heavy-handed and offered with a self-conscious stage presence that undercuts the production's promise of time travel.
"Well" systematically dismantles the armor Ms. Kron wears as a performer, from her self-consciously self-conscious stage persona to her carefully barbed phrasing.
Most of the deliberately self-conscious stage devices, which were integral to the play, and necessary to give full dimension to the main character, were gone, and the TV version became largely a story about an interesting woman dying of cancer).
