Sentences with phrase «of unconsciousness»

Essentia is driven by an ongoing journey to redefine the idea that sleep is just a state of unconsciousness by unveiling sleep's true impact as a whole - body rejuvenating & healing system.

A «severe» traumatic brain injury typically involves extended periods of unconsciousness lasting days to weeks.

The Albany County District Attorney's Office said the indictment charges that Nickol choked the woman to the point of unconsciousness on June 14, 2015, at a home in Albany; that he struck her in the face, injuring her, on March 29, 2017; and that on Sept. 8, 2017, he struck her with a wire cord, causing injury.

He was surprised to see how the little moments of unconsciousness in the commonest of actions like walking, when piled up, can affect our body adversely.

I continued to read to him during the days of unconsciousness and had just finished a verse about going from darkness into the light when he died in my arms and joined God.

Singer has a little list: the unborn, the newborn, old people with Alzheimer's, young people in some condition of unconsciousness, the mentally retarded, and the «defective.»

What of our unconsciousness?

Everyone has moments of unconsciousness where his experience of the world around him is temporarily interrupted.

Axial individuality could be overcome by rejecting consciousness in favor of unconsciousness and thus relapsing into a preaxial state, but it could also be removed — or rendered ineffectual — by dissociation of each momentary occasion from its connection with its predecessors and successors.

«The art of running the mile,» said the first sentence of the first paragraph of the lead story of the first issue of SPORTS ILLUSTRATED, «consists in essence of reaching the threshold of unconsciousness at the instant of breasting the tape....

I want all parents to understand that when they embark on the journey of consciousness, it's not necessarily to be absent of unconsciousness.

The women weren't officially unconscious, but they were on the verge of unconsciousness and not able to push the child out.

A lack of response was taken as a sign of unconsciousness.

Although it's often hard for doctors and family to pinpoint important nuances that separate a lighter state of unconsciousness from a deeper one, the PET scan might help us fill in the gaps.

Fifteen years ago, a 20 - year - old man in France suffered traumatic brain injury in a car collision and fell into a persistent state of unconsciousness known as a vegetative state.

I am suspended between my energy's lower vibratory frequency of unconsciousness / sedation and the higher vibratory frequency of wakeful consciousness.

Although this condition remains extremely rare, persons with intense drowsiness, intolerance to cold, profound lethargy, and periods of unconsciousness warrant immediate medical intervention.

I admit, however, that I had trouble staying awake after the first hour (I rallied and resisted the sweet bliss of unconsciousness, however), since Jarmusch films are generally not known for their brisk narrative pace, and this was, after all, my final film of the day (the screening began at 9:30 pm).

A coma is defined as a prolonged state of unconsciousness during which a patient is completely unresponsive to stimuli such as light, sound or even pain.

The curtain of unconsciousness closed back over the explorer's face.

I damn near lost my home — I fought to save it from my hospital bed between episodes of unconsciousness.

Plans for anesthesia are carefully constructed to manage pain and provide a reasonable level of unconsciousness needed for the procedures that we perform, and are designed for each individual pet.

This is because the onset of unconsciousness is not immediate.

His major group exhibitions include «New Japanese photography in 1990's: The Resonance of Unconsciousness» (Yokohama Civic Art Gallery, 1996), and «Reverdecer, Paisaje 1969 - 2013» (Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico City, 2013).

Sam Taylor - Johnson's video of David Beckham sleeping is the perfect portrait: it captures a man in the most natural, compromising position of unconsciousness, where there is no scope for posing but only the unadulterated swell of humanity, warts and all...

Just as dreams — which realistically occur in flashes of seconds in our brains — can seem like hours or days, so Dorothy's hours of unconsciousness take on a five day journey throughout the course of the fair.

Once she and her daughter were even beaten to the point of unconsciousness when they tried to intervene.

It is a great gift, to be able to make choices that are based on our own conscious wants and needs as adults; truly free from the encumbrances of unconsciousness.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention defines TBI as a bump, blow, or jolt to the head that disrupts normal brain function, ranging from mild — brief changes in mental status — to severe, marked by an extended period of unconsciousness or memory loss.

It's unfortunate that women were robbed of this for so many years when all women were strapped flat on their backs, drugged (to the point of unconsciousness) and had their babies literaly extracted from their birth canals, only to wake up and find their babies stuck in a nursery for observation for 24 (or whatever) hours.

When a brain injury results in a prolonged state of unconsciousness or a coma which lasts days, weeks or months, a severe brain injury is likely.

Clients are alone in small carrels, strapped down to padded benches, in varying states of unconsciousness.

He clashed heads with a teammate and immediately appeared to be in a state of unconsciousness.

Only 17 percent objected to terminal sedation (sedating dying patients to the point of unconsciousness), but 42 percent objected to prescription of birth control to teenagers without parental consent, and 52 percent objected to abortion for failed contraception.

Sleep is not just a state of unconsciousness.

It starts with the responsibilities of immature intellectuals who maintain societies in their state of unconsciousness.

Instead, you need to force them by beating them to the point of unconsciousness, dragging them to a makeshift device called the «Wheel of Pain», and waiting as they slowly lose their minds from the endless torture which they're enduring.

In contrast, Marina Abramovic's video Breathing In, Breathing Out (1977), renders the idea of resuscitation as contradiction; she and her collaborator Ulay breath into each other's mouths to the point of unconsciousness.

As a state senator, he introduced a bill that would make intentional strangulation to the point of unconsciousness a violent felony, and would make it a misdemeanor when there is choking with an «intent to impede breathing.»

«The severity of a TBI can range from mild, with a brief change in mental status or consciousness; to severe, with an extended period of unconsciousness or amnesia,»

Finally, a severe TBI often results in a much longer period of unconsciousness, cognitive impairments, and comatose states.