Sentence examples for consciously performed from inspiring English sources

Predefined sequences of eye movements, or 'gaze gestures', can be consciously performed by humans and monitored non-invasively using remote video oculography.

The Manufacturer and Builder, March, 1880, volume 12, no. 3, page 63; "Most naturalists, writes Mr. Charles Darwin in Nature, appear to believe that every instinct was at first consciously performed; but this seems to me an erroneous conclusion in many cases, though true in others".

Laughter yoga shows that laughter can be consciously performed without anything funny happening and it will still have a positive impact.

It would be interesting to investigate if this is a form of adaptation, consciously performed or otherwise, to glaucomatous visual loss.

The thrill of watching lies in the pleasure of laughing both at and with the characters, who are in on the joke, consciously performing for our entertainment.

For Condrey, another aspect of traditional sports that Uplink seeks to capture is that sense of showmanship – of consciously performing for the crowd.

But the women know what they look like, it seems — they are consciously performing for each other — and Park is deft at extracting the particular sense of silly freedom that can be found in enacting a sexual cliché.

Mr. Mikhailov often paid his subjects and gave them warm meals in exchange for their services, which accounts for the feeling that they are consciously performing, not just for the camera but for a public audience, as players in an Artaud-like theater of cruelty.

Perhaps, some of the experts may have been confident enough in their chemist's intuition to estimate solubilities without consciously performing an explicit computation.

"On a much smaller scale, we're [all] increasingly, consciously performing for others — we're massaging our stories on social media to project a self," Gamson explains.

On her website, Morris says she uses self-portraiture "as a tool with which she can control her images and challenge the male gaze by consciously performing for the camera and herself".