As for what is next, "there's no great conscious plan," he said.
Overnight magnitude of slow waves was greater in conscious patients than in patients under GA (1.5+/-0.43 versus 0.7+/- 0.41 mm Hg; p<0.5*10-7).
Turner, who prefaces each sentence with a whales yelp, "AHHHHHHHHHHH," which would frighten any child, went on about how great a deal it was and how it was going to be the world's greatest "socially conscious" company, whatever that means.
And then there is the joyous music of Thomas Mapfumo, the great, politically conscious Zimbabwean singer-songwriter.
After its humiliations at the hands of Napoleon, 19th century Prussia's was – even more than under Frederick the Great – a conscious process of self-aggrandisement.
While it's great for conscious beauty consumers to have options at higher-end retailers, finding natural beauty products at everyday retailers, and at budget-friendly prices, is a challenge.
This recipe will serve 4. Hazelnut and walnut oil are too expensive to use for general roasting but to get the benefit of their wonderful flavour, drizzling a little of either over roasted vegetables is a great budget-conscious way to still impart the delicious flavour.
It seems every great novelist is conscious of being both implicated in and subject to history.
Is great art the conscious effort of brilliant minds, or is it an outpouring of freakish individuality?
Redmayne uses his eyebrows, his mouth, a few facial muscles, and the fingers of one hand to suggest not only Hawking's intellect and his humor but also the calculating vanity of a great man entirely conscious of his effect on the world.
