According to an FBI affidavit it contained images of unconscious boys aged around 12-14.
Moreover, because the control study also required subjects to passively view emotional and neutral images, our brain activity data cannot be attributed to unconscious image evaluation processes.
Finally the doctor — who is an "intensivist," or critical care specialist — clicked to a live image of an unconscious 60-year-old man in septic shock in Warner Robins, Ga., and zoomed close enough to check the dial on his ventilator.
Arp's undated "Abstraction," a biomorphic shape made with paper, similarly negotiates the divide between Surrealism and Dada's love of the irrational and accidental, suggesting an embryo or a murky, unconscious image.
And did The Times cross it when it used, in a Wednesday afternoon online photo gallery, an image of an unconscious J. Christopher Stevens, the ambassador, who was killed in an attack on the American Consulate in Benghazi, Libya?
"It's just a completely unconscious image that we have in our heads that women only need to take up a certain amount of space and then we've done right by them".
The irruption of these images from the unconscious into the realm of consciousness he viewed as the basis of religious experience and often of artistic creativity.
Pinter claims to know only so much about his characters, who arrive as images from his unconscious; his ignorance of their history is matched by the characters' own vagueness about themselves.
What should we make of a director who has seared on to our collective unconscious images of exploding heads, rapist slugs coming up through the plughole, video cassettes being inserted into vaginal stomach openings, avant-garde gynaecological instruments?
One member of that team is Arthur Krigsman, a paediatric gastroenterologist who, we are told while we view images of Jon unconscious in a hospital bed, breathing apparatus attached to his mouth, is investigating the little boy's intestinal symptoms.
