Sentence examples for ongoing consciousness from inspiring English sources

And yet death proves oddly congenial to this grumpy beast, who spends his time in the afterlife haunting the soldier who caused his death while pondering the mysteries his ongoing consciousness presents.

Although Fall Prevention Awareness Week is in September, advocates hope to put the problem of falls into the public's ongoing consciousness.

She and her husband, James Maynard, also founded Consciousness Boot Camp, which is an ongoing consciousness training series, as well as the Intuitive Counseling-Hypnotherapy Training program that can lead to professional certification.

We shall not explore the convergence between the early phenomenological tradition and embodied cognitive science, although we recognize that phenomenological insights can be an indispensable resource for the ongoing investigation of consciousness, self-consciousness, action and intersubjectivity (see Gallagher 2009; Gallagher and Zahavi 2008; Thompson 2007; Gallagher 2005; Wheeler 2005).

Stepping into someone else's vantage point reminds you that the other fellow has a first- person, present-tense, ongoing stream of consciousness that is very much like your own but not the same as your own.

A possibility is that increased activity in these DMN regions (especially midline regions) reflects the engagement of cognitive processes involved in monitoring the self-relevance of the ongoing content of consciousness [56], [57], [58], [59], independently of whether it refers to current sensory input or internal thought.

Head trauma with ongoing effects on consciousness.

Generalised spike wave (GSW) discharges are the electroencephalographic (EEG) hallmark of absence seizures, clinically characterised by a transitory interruption of ongoing activities and impaired consciousness, occurring during states of reduced awareness.

The rush to compile and publish the collection was driven by the ongoing revival of Scottish consciousness and culture.

What one sees depends in part on where one stands, and the ongoing project of explaining consciousness will be accompanied by continuing debate about its status and prospects for success.

This result is consistent with work done in rats, which demonstrated that microinjection of an antibody against the Shaker potassium channel (Kv1.2) into the central medial thalamus also reverses deep states of anesthetic-induced hypnosis by abruptly triggering emergence, with signs of return to consciousness, despite ongoing delivery of volatile anesthetics [43].