The idea here, perhaps, is that (knowledge of) the syntactical rules generates an awareness of the connecting relations between each of these items.
The knowledge produced by reflecting on this experience is nothing more than an explicitation of the original intuition, which in turn generates an awareness of a framework for moral action.
The increase in the number of local theater productions, festivals as well as recent growth in the film industry has generated an awareness of who we are as a people.
In a time where gay teen suicide is still a devastating reality, Quist (which is available as a free download) cites generating an awareness of past shared struggles for LGBT youth as one of its goals.
Long before the discovery of greater numbers of early Chinese manuscripts, historical textual criticism had begun to generate an increasing awareness of the composite nature of early Chinese texts and their gradual accretion.
Further researches are needed to explore the vulnerability of certain ethnic groups towards tobacco use to generate an effective awareness campaign.
The momentum afforded by the arrival of HPV vaccines should generate an increased awareness and attention to the potential of HPV screening technology as compared to conventional cytology, a scientific evidence that in spite of consistent findings in a number of clinical trials has been only irregularly followed in a significant number of the developed countries.
"'What if someone smokes weed in the car?' 'What if someone has an accident?'" "And we did have incidents," he added, but the initiative helped generate a brand awareness level of 58 percent for Fiesta before its introduction, along with 52,000 test drives.
It helps practitioners generate a heightened awareness of themselves, their impact and the systems they are a part of.
Maybe talking about their issues and developing a short film about it will generate a better awareness for their own issues and then take initiative and change them.
Their art wasn't really about activating a particular space, or unpacking a particular process; it was about generating an overarching awareness of contingency in the world, transforming the usual subject-object relationship into something more profound and inclusive.
