In the case of knowledge discovery and inventive problem solving such processes are known today as lengthy and having subsequent periods of conscious and subconscious activities.
Specifically we found earlier that a memory relevant stimulus may also evoke a transient increase in alpha (cf. Klimesch et al., 2004) which was related to controlled access to memory with subsequent ERD reflecting conscious retrieval of that information (cf. Jaspers et al., 2010).
That guide, followed closely by "South-East Asia on a Shoestring," was the first installment of what became the Lonely Planet travel-book empire, the blue-spined "backpackers' bibles" that, with their emphasis on off-the-beaten-path destinations and inexpensive hostels, helped subsequent generations of budget-conscious young people indulge their wanderlust.
In these works, Freud attempted to clarify the relationship between his earlier topographical division of the psyche into the unconscious, preconscious, and conscious and his subsequent structural categorization into id, ego, and superego.
In Kopp's view, the state legislation and subsequent ballot measure were a conscious effort by the Legislature to place binding safeguards on the biggest infrastructure project in California history.
Her initial response to Nevada's legalized prostitution industry is at once too earnest and too self-conscious, but in subsequent visits the author sets aside her doctor's manner and begins to dig more deeply.
The motion compensation was verified by comparing the last frame of the conscious scan to the subsequent, static, unconscious scan.
Several studies required anaesthesia only during instrumentation, as subsequent experimental procedures required sheep to be conscious.
The impact of therapeutic touch is based on " a cause-and-effect relationship between a healer's conscious intension to heal and subsequent improvement in client symptoms" [ 4] (p. 174).
Fonda's subsequent, more-substantial roles were in such socially conscious films as They Shoot Horses, Don't They? (1969), Klute (1971), Coming Home (1978), and The China Syndrome (1979).
