Brentano argues that consciousness, for example, of an outward stimulus like a sound, "clearly occurs together with consciousness of this consciousness", that is, the consciousness is "of the whole mental act in which the sound is presented and in which the consciousness itself exists concomitantly" (1874/1995, 129; see also phenomenological approaches to self-consciousness).
It is the gaze of a searcher, looking both outward for stimulus and inward for direction.
Titles like "Unfolding Worlds" and "Life's Portrait" indicate the overall theme of maturation and self-discovery, but the most artistically appealing piece, "Forest View," a tiny but exquisite abstraction of tree trunks, looks outward for its stimulus.
Comparing the discharges after cue presentation in Fig. 2 and 3, it is evident that the duration of the outward attention response was much longer than the visual stimulus, contrary to what happens in typical visual responses where stimulus and response durations are nearly the same.
But I believe we as individuals can generate our own micro-economic stimulus plan, and let it expand outward from there, especially if we follow the 6 previous laws.
In this way, the dress is intended to not only inspire ruminations on the mechanics of outward interaction, but also on the wearer's internal reactions to social stimuli.
Voltage-gated outward K+ currents from pancreatic islet β-cells are known to repolarize the action potential during a glucose stimulus, and consequently to modulate Ca2+ entry and insulin secretion.
After a delay of 500 ms, the target stimulus appeared to the left or to the right of the fixation cross and moved horizontally outward toward the edge of the screen.
Outward appearances are important.
