Sentence examples for degrees of consciousness from inspiring English sources
In Buddhism, there are different degrees of consciousness.
Current neuroscience distinguishes a spectrum of degrees of "consciousness" among organisms, ranging from basic perception of external stimuli to fully developed self-consciousness.
As an extension of our Naïve Intention program, Second Nature is a seminar that explores the degrees of consciousness after a "mechanical reproduction" of handmade pictures.
To Koch, the theory provides a means to assess degrees of consciousness in people with brain damage, in species across the animal kingdom, and even, he says, among machines.
The neuroscientist Antonio Damasio, for instance, distinguishes degrees of consciousness in terms of the kind of "self" wielding it: while nonhuman animals may exhibit the levels he calls proto-self and core-self, both necessary for conscious experience, he considers the autobiographical self, which provides the foundations of personal identity, to be an attribute largely limited to humans.
He does so by arguing for varying degrees of consciousness, mentioning dream states and animal consciousness, as well as quoting E.O.
"Maboneng is proud of the role art plays in its community – it gives it character and identity, a degree of consciousness and intellectual life," says guide Bheki Dube.
After accepting the spirit, the shaman regains a degree of consciousness and becomes its mouthpiece—"he becomes him who entered him".
The White House physician, Dr. Richard Tubb, told reporters at a news conference late this afternoon that he could not say whether Mr. Bush would be lightly sedated, with some degree of consciousness, or whether he would be completely unconscious.
