Sentence examples for later awareness from inspiring English sources

It took another decade before Kingsolver combined her childhood memories of place with her later awareness of history, in a far-reaching parable of responsibility and redemption, The Poisonwood Bible (1998).

Parents were divided into three clusters of concerns: (a) an "early awareness group": which included motor problems and passivity (14.6 months); (b) "intermediate awareness group": included emotional, hyperactivity, and sleep problems (15.3 months); and (c) a "later awareness group": which included communication problems, poor social interaction, and autistic-type behaviors (22.3 months).

Therefore, increased SoA is associated with a later awareness of the action (e.g. a key press), and an earlier awareness of the outcome (e.g. a tone; see Fig. 1): actions and outcomes are bound together in time.

I smoked all evening, even more than I would have done if I had smoked at work...It still bothers me.... ........ Sooner or later, awareness demanded reflection on the consequences of smoking, and most of the informants started to consider quitting.

Later action awareness and earlier tone awareness reflect enhanced SoA, which is manifest by a positive shift in the mean judgment error for the response and a negative shift for the tone.

Follow-up paired-samples t-tests showed that training under a condition of augmented surprise was associated with significantly later action awareness compared with expected trials, t(14) = 2.25, p < .05 (2-tailed; Cohen's d = .24).24

One day, as Mr. Morland was getting ready to fetch her, Mary Rose disappeared, only to return three weeks later with no awareness that any time had passed.

This was expected; their injuries were recent, and in the first year after a traumatic brain injury most people recover some function, even if they do not always regain full awareness later on, scientists say.

Later, that early awareness trickled into my adult dealings.

The painting appeared at the Whitney several years later sparking public awareness of my case.

He remembers being at a lunch counter, trying and failing to remember what he wanted to order, until the server eventually suggested, "Mac and cheese?" Later, his spatial awareness began to diminish, and he would get lost driving on roads he'd known for 30 years.