For days they debated, fueled by curiosity and weak coffee, conscious that the outcome of their meeting could influence NASA and shape history, acutely aware of what they still didn't know.
Constand said that after taking the pills her knees began to shake, her limbs felt immobile and she felt dizzy, weak, and barely conscious.
"He's weak, but he's conscious," Mr. Abed Rabbo said.
"It wasn't a Grimes show," she said the illness had made her too weak, and too self-conscious, to give herself over to the performance.
He, like many of his Republican colleagues, is sceptical about the connection between human activity and global warming, and adamantly opposed to increasing the regulatory burden on businesses when the economy is so weak.Some Democrats, too, conscious of the electoral hay Republicans made of votes for "job-killing energy taxes", are keen to distance themselves from the EPA's efforts.
She was conscious of her weak performances and frequently cried between shows.
We are, however, conscious of the weak sides of the newly-appointed Commission and of the reservations expressed over the competence of some Commissioners.
Negotiators who are acutely conscious of their own weak position tend to perform worse than those who are aware of their vulnerabilities but instead choose to focus on the other side's weak spots.
Thus, pig domestication can be defined as a mixture of weak selection (applied postzygotically with no conscious wish to alter a breed) and strong selection (applied prezygotically guided by a predetermined goal) for favorable traits [14], [15].
The aim of the present MEG study was to scrutinize this issue in further detail and investigate the contribution of prestimulus local excitability and connectivity dynamics to conscious perception of upcoming weak auditory stimuli.
