Rembrandt looks at you with eyes that are dark portals of consciousness, memory and time.
He makes beautiful connections between concepts (genetics, music, computers, consciousness, memory), but primitive and mechanistic connections between his characters.
Nonhuman species feel physical pain, loneliness and anxiety; they have consciousness, memory, maternal feelings and social hierarchies.
As we come to understand in the course of this fierce and lovely film, his existence is not that of a vegetable but rather of a garden, a hothouse of consciousness, memory and ecstatic imagination.
"The Horse," Lawrence wrote, "is endowed with such as we are compelled to denominate qualities of mind; namely, perception, consciousness, memory, free will; in these originate love, hatred, fear, fortitude, patience, generosity, obedience, a limited sense of justice.
When a subarachnoid hemorrhage is secondary to head trauma, there is typically a constellation of symptoms similar to that seen in all serious head injuries that includes confusion or loss of consciousness, memory loss, dizziness or unsteadiness, lack of coordination, nausea and/or vomiting, or sleepiness.
He pays attention to the memories that rattle around in the back of his consciousness; memories that remain vivid no matter how long they have been there.
"When something happens that the individual perceives and reacts to as a tremendous stressor, that can intensify and bring back to the forefront of consciousness memories that were traumatic," Dr. Gallagher-Thompson said.
Severe T.B.I. entails loss of consciousness or memory lasting more than 24 hours.
According to Brisbane's Courier Mail, the question which is often asked to determine a patient's level of consciousness and memory has been deemed "too confusing".
