Sentence examples for conscious via from inspiring English sources

The mobilisation of childhood into the economy through the state of self conscious via which they record themselves.

He puts the "soca" in "socially conscious" via tracks such as Down in the Ghetto, which disputes his government's housing policy, and Licks (Yuh Want to Rape), which goes after child molesters and rapists, still with the style's manically peppy demeanour.

('Transparent' here means that while I am conscious via conscious states, I am not conscious of them. I 'see through' them, as it were; hence 'transparency'.) First, all claims for both EP and NEP that we have considered would seem to go through even if the transparency thesis is true.

Inmates were castrated, kept conscious via smelling salts, and forced to eat their own genitals.

However, Basmajian,37 cites a 1960 report by Petit, Milic-Emili, and Delhez in which diaphragmatic EMG was performed on a conscious man via the esophagus.

But most real political discourse makes use of unconscious thought, which shapes conscious thought via unconscious framing and commonplace conceptual metaphors, as we have seen.

But most real political discourse makes use of unconscious thought, which shapes conscious thought via unconscious framing and commonplace conceptual metaphors.

Hemodynamic parameters were determined in conscious mice via radiotelemetry, using PA-C10 probes (Data Sciences International).

These definitions concur in describing elements of a process whereby behaviour is contextually cued, without conscious thought, via activation of a mental context-behaviour association learned through context-consistent performances.

Conscious pain mapping via minilaparoscopy is a technique designed to localize the source of abdominal pain by taking advantage of the best monitor for pain the patient.

Luis Martín-Santos Martín-Santosd with his epoch-making Tiempo de silencio (1962; Time of Silence), which revisited the familiar topic of life in post-Civil War Spain via conscious artistry, psychoanalytic perspectives, and narrative techniques—such as stream of consciousness and interior monologue—that echoed James Joyce.