Sentence examples for form conscious from inspiring English sources

In a paper published last year Andrew Davidson, an anaesthetist at the Royal Children's Hospital in Victoria, Australia, warned that although drugs such as midazolam can make it harder to form conscious memories, they can leave implicit memories intact.

After processing in the working memory, contents may either be forgotten or stored and form conscious (explicit) or unconscious (implicit) memory [19].

However, they can learn new skills and habits, which had persuaded researchers that the hippocampus is needed for forming conscious memories but not for learning unconscious skills.

… It never did or could enter the mind of Plato, a citizen of so form-conscious a world, to let the soul be dissolved in formlessness" (Friedländer 1969, 83).

But extensive studies show that these calculators work too quickly to achieve their results by any form of conscious and sequential calculation.

Nationwide, children 7 and younger are typically deemed so immature in their thought processes that they cannot form the conscious intent to commit crimes.

Neurotics repeat the desired act in repressed form, without conscious memory of its origin or the ability to confront and work it through in the present.

Many physiological treatments are given as adjuncts to psychological methods, but sometimes they are applied in "pure" form, without conscious psychotherapeutic intent.

Alongside this, some form of conscious control over energy intake must be considered because the reality for many is that a considerable volume of exercise is required to significantly reduce body fat.

Two of the lesion studies mentioned in the introduction to this survey, dealing with the inability to perceive motion and recognise faces, arise from the fact that visual experience, which for those who can see is the dominant form of conscious experience, is a complete fabrication.

Phenomenological analysis of a given type of experience will feature the ways in which we ourselves would experience that form of conscious activity.