If you just give it a little thought, eat with some more consciousness, I have enough confidence in human nature that you will then make choices that are better than the ones you make in ignorance.
"A child born today," Snowden said – though the Queen would have said it with more feeling, not to say more consciousness of its Christian echoes – "will grow up with no conception of privacy at all.
Haemorrhagic stroke caused more consciousness disturbance than ischaemic stroke did.
The later writers who most nearly recall the charm of Montaigne include, in England, Robert Burton, though his whimsicality is more erudite, Sir Thomas Browne, and Laurence Sterne, and in France, with more self-consciousness and pose, André Gide and Jean Cocteau.
That is, larger values of τ would indicate a lower grade of consciousness, whereas smaller values would indicate a higher grade with more continuous spells of consciousness.
The term becomes significant in the Abhidharma, where the generality of consciousness is replaced with more concrete mental functions that perform specific tasks.
3. Head injuries with more than a transient loss of consciousness or with a Glasgow Coma Score of 12 or less at any stage of their assessment in hospital.
Potential participants were excluded for any contraindications to magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) (e.g., pacemaker), history of head injury with more than 10 minutes loss of consciousness, Axis I psychiatric disorders (e.g. schizophrenia, bipolar disorder), substance abuse and/or dependence, and renal failure.
The song also seemed to suggest that Macklemore was somehow different, blessed — or burdened — with slightly more self-consciousness than other white hip-hop artists or fans.
