Sentence examples for remaining consciousness from inspiring English sources

The remaining consciousness was interpreted as the original substance (benti) or principle (li) of the mind; but because "there is no distinction between interior and exterior," it was simultaneously the foundation of all things.

They were told any passengers not killed by the impact would have quickly lost consciousness due to the sudden decompression of the plane, they said, though the Safety Board could not rule out some remaining consciousness during the one and half minutes it took to crash.

"It cannot be ruled out that some of the occupants remained consciousness for some time during the one to one-and-a-half minutes for which the crash lasted," a spokesperson said.

In general, outcome after CA is defined dichotomously in the following three respects: dead or alive (survival); regained consciousness or remained comatose (consciousness); and return to independent daily life or not.

However, the problem with using such a large number of cues is that the plan tends to remain in consciousness and the task then measures vigilance rather than prospective memory proper.

There are two remaining senses of consciousness that cause more controversy when applied to animals: phenomenal consciousness and self-consciousness.

Dawkins goes on to discuss different areas of animal consciousness, remaining skeptical throughout because the scientific evidence is "indirect" (p. 111) and that "there is no proof either way about animal consciousness and that it does not serve animals well to claim that there is".

Cash and Rubin duly received the plaudits and the man in black's best known recordings are now those from the mid 50s and a bunch from a full four decades later, with little more than A Boy Named Sue from the intervening years remaining in the public consciousness.

But the officials said why he lost consciousness remained a mystery.

But where movies, even bad ones, remain in our consciousness years after we have seen them, television programs seem to evanesce, leaving generalities but seldom details.

Any kind of inwardness was beyond Sinclair: his characters, suffering without any gain in consciousness, remain mere names attached to depressing social conditions.