Sentence examples for consciousness either from inspiring English sources

Patients in a state of unresponsive wakefulness had 38% as much metabolic activity as the controls, minimally conscious patients showed 58% as much activity, and people being roused back to consciousness (either from sleep or anesthesia), had 63% of the normal metabolic activity.

However, these youngsters were not devoid of political consciousness either.

After all, the only gun deaths that seem to linger very long in the public consciousness either involve unignorable carnage or happen close to home.

Some altered states of consciousness, either induced by "psychedelic" drugs or by non-Western meditative disciplines, seem to lack intentionality -- they're not about anything but themselves.

His way of saying that poor people in dead-end jobs can develop numbness is this: "When survival requires drudgery (or, if you prefer, when labor becomes alienated), then experience can be improved by further diminishing consciousness, either selectively or entirely".

If so, then every act of consciousness either includes or is adjoined by a consciousness-of-that-consciousness.

Much of the philosophical side of the study of consciousness seeks either to explain qualia or to explain them away.

That when the south tower collapsed at 9 59, neither he nor any other rescuer in the north tower knew what had happened, nor, as Chief Hayden said yesterday, was it ever in "anyone's consciousness" that either tower would fall.

Some observers interpret the protests as signs of a "moral vacuum". Others see the unrest as signaling a powerful new "rights consciousness". In either case, the protests are often regarded as a major challenge to the stability of the political system.

There were no cases of seizure or loss of consciousness in either group.

Simply put, two representations present in consciousness may either resemble each other or not.