Plant behavior is, in other words, largely instinctive (deterministic), although located beyond the fringe of instinctive responses there is a brain-in-waiting – the plant's torpid behavior and its limited movement are indicative of a dormancy of consciousness: for Bergson, movement is always an indicator of consciousness, an idea rediscovered by Sheets-Johnstone.
Whatever the facts in that matter, indicative of Luce consciousness of budding greatness, of responsibility to whole nation, was his report to Time's Board of Directors on March 19 , 1936
Mention of fencing could be indicative of an emergent consciousness of tenure and property rights (Indicator 7.3.a).
It was observed that among the sick children assessed, 47.3% had altered consciousness indicative of cerebral involvement, and about one third of these had negative BS for malaria parasites.
"We think this may be indicative of the types of altered states of consciousness people might be seeking".
Call it stream-of-consciousness shopping.
Alternatively specific organ involvement, such as neck stiffness, a depressed level of consciousness, focal signs and cerebrospinal fluid findings indicative of TB meningitis.
10 Hz stimulation evokes a spike-wave response, which is associated with loss of consciousness and perceptual awareness, while 40 Hz stimulation evokes a low voltage fast response indicative of arousal.
Contraptions don't change consciousness; contraptions are part of consciousness.
Or firth of consciousness.
