At first sight, bodily awareness seems to be reducible to an unarticulated feeling.
The outward-facing sensors help address problems that arise when a person also has impaired sight or awareness — a break in the sidewalk might not be obvious, but a big yellow caution sign on the screen in front of your face sure is.
The difference has been attributed to decreased sensory awareness (sight, smell, hearing, and touch), physical impairment, chronic health conditions, and socioeconomic limitations experienced by many of the elderly [ 3].
At what stage in the complex circuitry of sight do attentiveness and awareness arise, and what happens to other objects in the visual field once a particular object has been designated worthy of a further despairing stare?
In addition to the HSR, they're also developing a wearable robotic leg brace that restores walking capabilities to individuals with lower body paralysis, a tech that helps those with sight problems gain improved awareness of their surroundings, and robots that can help with transferring patients under supervised care from bed, to chairs.
Or when did feminism lose sight of breast cancer awareness?
Although air-conditioning use will certainly continue to increase globally with no serious regulatory frameworks in sight, some observers believe awareness of its environmental impact is beginning to change the ways in which architects and engineers, at least, are approaching the challenge of keeping people cool.
Tourists often enjoy a heightened awareness of sights and smells, sounds and people.
Perhaps the "spasmy thing" at the premiere came on during one of these blasts of self-awareness: the sight of herself on the big screen causing optic revolt.
World Sight Day seeks to raise awareness for blindness and vision impairment and the fact that about 90percentt of the world's visually impaired live in developing countries, according to the WHO.
At the point where I give up having to know for sure, is the exact point where body and mind and spirit go into a full-on awareness; where every sight and sound and movement has significance.
