Ms. Lewinsky!" Other diners look up or self-consciously study their plates.
The self-consciously studied naturalism of Kenneth Adam's settings, with their depictions of the Polka saloon, Minnie's cabin in the mountains and the minehead in the forest, complete with revolving pit wheel, are on a scale that production budgets today simply could not contemplate.
Lukacs artfully braids the life and the work in this consciously old-fashioned "study of character".
Haag quite consciously casts her study of lukewarm marriage in the tradition of grand, ambitious books like "The Lonely Crowd" and "The Feminine Mystique"; and in that tradition, she attempts to diagnose a malaise or anxiety that no one has yet been able to capture in words.
Previous placebo studies, using consciously perceived cues, often report a mix of reward-related regions and inhibitory regions in the lateral prefrontal cortex (Kong et al. 2006, 2013), suggesting that there is considerable overlap between the brain regions recruited during conscious and nonconscious placebo.
The part of a person that must study race consciously from childhood on -- race etiquette, race facts and fictions, race terrors, delights and grotesqueries -- is studying a second language.
In this study we consciously selected the Chave et al. [25] models as they fulfill several key criteria (the inclusion of wood density, representation of a large DBH range, and development from a large sample size).
It is a simple study that consciously mirrors the grainy, visual spectrum of the analogue TV receivers of the time.
Consciously deciding to not study abroad so you can intern, take classes in your major, or focus on your career is a rational decision you are allowed to make.
