It systematically symbolizes many potential states of consciousness, from the calm of the meditating Buddha himself to the gesticulating fury of the bull-headed Yama, represented by a gleaming, pedestal-size 16th-century bronze.
From the earliest discourses on performance, the notion of multiple potential levels of consciousness has been advanced and explored.
Here we develop this idea and compile a summary of potential neurocomputational correlates of consciousness that have been proposed/recognized during the last several years based on biologically-inspired cognitive architectures.
Its concerns – environmental stress, human potential, altered states of consciousness and the developing countries' revolution against imperialism – are blended together into an era-defining vision of personal and cosmic transformation.
The potential causes included loss of consciousness, dizziness, confusion and muscle spasms.
The president improvised, essentially — and, in one stream-of-consciousness answer, invited potential legal peril by connecting his firing of Comey to the Russia matter.
"They have several negative side effects, ranging from disassociated states of consciousness to potential addiction.
After discussing the nosological framework of violence in children and adolescents, the author proposes to design it as a combination of processes involving human relations skills, fantasy life, the potential disruption of the state of consciousness, cognitive activity, sensorimotor development and construction of self.
Patients were screened at triage on the basis of the following symptoms, findings and complaints for a potential syncopal event: syncope, loss of consciousness, presyncope, fainting, collapse, light-headedness, dizziness, falls, seizures, head injury and bone fractures.
It is the birthright of everyone to be happy, healthy, and living full potential -- life in higher states of consciousness.
Some of the factors that have been implicated in such extubation failures include cough strength, propensity for aspiration, volume of secretions and suctioning frequency, level of consciousness, and potential for upper airway stridor [ 114- 116].
