Niska, another sentient synth, ran off with the consciousness code, remember?
Sometimes the word means merely any human mental activity at all (as when one talks about the "history of consciousness"), and sometimes it means merely being awake (as in As the anesthetic wore off, the animal regained consciousness).
Though the mix of Williams' off-the-cuff stream-of consciousness humor and Kelley's formula of dry humor and topical story lines seemed like an offbeat mixture, CBS was sure that Williams still had the star power to attract a large audience.
Pining for the comforting silence of the grave, they cannot manage to turn off the faucet of consciousness.
But there could well be an opportunity for farmers and produce vendors to profit off the new health consciousness of elite consumers and accelerate their transition away from premade baby foods.
He does these off-the-cuff, stream-of-consciousness monologues.
Related to this is the problem that, given that each element can be caused only by a previous element of a corresponding kind (in an immediately preceding moment), there does not seem to be any way for the consciousness, once cut off, to restart.
Springsteen slumps against the mike stand, spent and still, then, regaining consciousness, shakes off the sweat No!
Springsteen slumps against the mike stand, spent and still, then, regaining consciousness, shakes off the sweat — No! It can't be! — and calls on the band for another verse, another song.
They sometimes participate in local competitions called the Hunter Pace, which gives Ms. Whalers and others a chance to show off the horses and raise local consciousness about their group.
