Sentence examples for register awareness from inspiring English sources

Dr. Kanwisher has shown that there are specific parts of the brain that register awareness of faces and objects.

The analysis of learner corpus data and their comparison with data from native corpora have highlighted a number of problems which non-native learners experience when writing academic essays, e.g., lack of register awareness, phraseological infelicities, and semantic misuse.

Another time, when I was feeling especially bitter, I could feel my face start to give it away, and his face start to register awareness.

Only at the end, as if in afterthought, does he step back from his immersion in the Vietnamese night to register his awareness of himself as an alien intruder.

As Abigail realizes that the begging children are among Zimbabwe's more than one million AIDS orphans, she also registers the awareness that her own young son and the baby she is carrying could someday be on the street too — like so many other African women, Abigail has been infected by her husband.

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By contrast, single strategies were more frequently observed for preventive and episodic care (patient or population based screening registers or awareness programs and new appointment systems or new services respectively).

This is how politics works, Henriques and many other psychologists argue: we're attracted to certain candidates and parties for intuitive, emotional reasons that barely register in conscious awareness.

But researchers have had a hard time designing an experiment to determine whether subjects register novelty without awareness.

At a slightly dimmer register of self-awareness, Russell knows that getting seriously into cuisine (as he does) is just the sort of thing forty-something book editors do, and Sasha knows that drinking too much champagne and flirting with paunchy tycoons at East Side benefit dinners (as she does) is what aging fashion plates do.

We've marched, starved, petitioned, written letters, devised legislation and even gone entertainingly off-piste to raise awareness and register our rage.