The phrase "subconscious knowledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to knowledge or information that is stored in the mind without conscious awareness. Example: "Although I couldn't explain how to solve the math problem, my subconscious knowledge helped me come up with the correct answer."
To use subconscious knowledge, the input/output data from sensors, a novel method is proposed for designing a VUD fuzzy controller.
Whether it was chance, or whether Sebők had managed to unlock a subconscious knowledge of the keyboard accumulated through years of practice, I nailed the passage.
It is perhaps our biochemical and corporeal connection with trees, the subconscious knowledge that they bring balm to body and mind, that fuels such protests.
The attitude of some of the public is proprietary, perhaps reflected in the subconscious knowledge that as a nation we are paying for them, not just financially but in more subtle ways than that: philosophically and politically.
Furthermore, he says, given that small Swiss children are no worse than adults in passing judgment on French politicians, it's unlikely that voters are basing their judgments on subconscious knowledge about candidates or learned associations between facial features and competence.
After their defeat the Librarian saved the human race from extinction and planted a genetic command known as a "geas" in them, the cause of Chakas and Riser's subconscious knowledge.
"A bit depressing, though, the holiday, if you knew what was coming next?" "Well, it would have to be subconscious, the knowledge," said Julie.
The Empress -- embodying subconscious, feminine knowledge -- takes the shape of a Princess kitty dripping with jewels and a shield with the female sign.
Paulson also did not research cults or related subjects; she said she wanted to only react to what Olsen was providing in her behavior, not a subconscious base knowledge of what the character could have gone through.
The meanings of interest to them are variously described, for example, as intentions and beliefs, conscious or tacit knowledge, subconscious or unconscious assumptions, systems of signs and languages, and discourses and ideologies.
They often emerge when the conscious, the subconscious, intuition and knowledge are given room to merge in alchemical bloom.
