Sentence examples for may become aware from inspiring English sources

When a prior awareness state occurs, he/she may become aware of going to perform the action.

In other words, instead of actually becoming aware of the error itself, we first may become aware of the OR.

After a brief introduction to the neural correlates of performance monitoring in general, we will elaborate on the methods of measuring error awareness and discuss the conditions under which subjects may become aware or remain unaware of an error.

The company may become aware of a shutdown that affects a small number of homes only if one of those homeowners reports it.

Soon thereafter, patient viewers may become aware of a curious narrative that weaves through one quaint detail to the next, a path that is not unlike the one taken by a needle through a petit point.

When we spend a long summer holiday at the seashore, we may become aware that the tide in our cove behaves quite unlike that at a friend's place twenty miles up the coast, and is also unlike what we may have known in some other locality.

For example, especially the IED test from the CANTAB may be particularly vulnerable for practice effects (participants may have become aware of the 'trick' of shifting relevant stimulus dimensions).

We may first become aware of time through repetition.

Or the firm may have become aware of conduct by some of its executives, partners, employees or outside advisers that it then brought to the attention of the I.R.S. in hopes of insulating itself from prosecution.

The problem with financial products is that there can be an information asymmetry between buyer and seller and the buyer may not become aware of problems for many years, by which time it is too late.

In addition to simply feeling the desire to harm, you may also become aware that you are feeling that desire.