Sentence examples for consciously forgotten from inspiring English sources
Mirasta's longing to experience the universe beyond her world, lifelong work toward it, and sudden delivery into it triggered an emotional memory in me of something that felt consciously forgotten and abruptly recalled.
To overcome this difficulty, we have proposed the LSVM which uses a linear discriminant method by consciously forgetting the nonlinearity of the discriminant function at the sampling stage in active learning.
After sampling an input uniformly at random from ({mathcal {X}}) and obtaining an output according to the input, which is repeated till at least one output with y=−1 is obtained, we consciously forget the nonlinearity of our discriminant problem and conduct a linear discriminant analysis.
Most of us consciously forget this critical negative experience in our lives, but trust me your subconscious mind does not!
How are we going to care for these folks?" Not only does humanity forget, consciously and unconsciously, our history, as George Santayana stated so simply and elegantly, but we continually refuse even to consider Santayana's poignant and prophetic warning by our entering into a state of collective amnesia, which has deadly consequences.
Doctors may consciously or unconsciously forget such details from the past.
This scale gives an indication of the extent to which non -adherent behaviors occur, including how often patients have consciously not taken their medicines or forgotten to take them.
If somehow you've forgotten that celebrities are manufactured items — as consciously constructed as a toaster or a car — you ought to pay a visit to the odd artists' loft that sits atop that monument to fame and notoriety, Madame Tussauds New York.
Although he did not consciously associate the friend and the drugs, his brain had not forgotten, and the meeting touched off the urge to use again.
It is savored by connoisseurs of a forgotten New York and a generation of young Brooklynites with a consciously defiant preference for urban grit — water towers, latticework bridges, faded wall advertisements — over more manicured scenery.
