What other medium gives you access to such rapturous nowness -- the quality of sustained immediacy, an immersion in the moment, reality revealed as a weave of subjective sensation?
Its most famous episode, Eliza's crossing to freedom on the ice cakes, is rendered twice, once as harrowing subjective sensation — **{:.break one} ** In that dizzy moment her feet to her scarce seemed to touch the ground, and a moment brought her to the water's edge.
Its most famous episode, Eliza's crossing to freedom on the ice cakes, is rendered twice, once as harrowing subjective sensation — In that dizzy moment her feet to her scarce seemed to touch the ground, and a moment brought her to the water's edge.
The sound strength G is a measure of the physical sound level in a concert hall and is closely related to the subjective sensation of loudness.
At the end, it should be noted that the pain is a subjective sensation which can be influenced significantly by factors such as cultural background, previous traumatic experience, sex, age, and psychological factors [1, 4, 7, 8, 17, 42].
We are aware that comparison with other studies is difficult since many different methods for assessing ulnar nerve dysfunction have been used but since the main complaint of our patients was subjective sensation of intermittent sensory disturbance which is not objectively measurable, we believe that the method used is appropriate.
Does religion alone address the reality of our subjective sensations?
But their subjective sensations do not supply them with souls.
Qualia are subjective sensations, and references to the study of consciousness are laced throughout the performances.
And strangely, the placebo effect is not limited to the subjective sensations of patients; some studies show actual physiological change as a result of sham treatments.
For years at a time she was a nervous invalid, staggering, as she put it, under a "monstrous mass of subjective sensations".
