Examples of using Subliminally in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Uh… in uh… subliminally or directly.
It all competes, if only subliminally.".
They deliver(subliminally) sentiments and feelings in each person.
Sleep learning- another idea beloved of students, in the hope that, say,playing a language-learning recording during sleep would imprint itself into the brain subliminally and they would wake up speaking Latin- is a myth.
This was done quickly enough that it could be subliminally processed, but not long enough for it to be consciously recognized.
Whether subliminally or otherwise, this will reflect badly on you in the long term, as well as erode your sense of competence and your self-belief that you're actually any good at your job.
The use of technology at home has also subliminally extended the workday for many.
The constant use of red"lulls subliminally" into becoming used to it; consequently, it leaves the audience unprepared when Lester is shot and his blood spatters on the wall.
Two scholars in 2013 published an academic paperdetailing research in which they subliminally primed people to think about either death or pain, and then asked them to caption cartoons.
This happens automatically and subliminally in every moment, but meditation can bring a heightened attentiveness to the process, so that we become more consciously aware of our perceptions, and the perceptions themselves can become more acute.
By pledging to“make America great again” he subliminally promises a return to a time when that influence was paramount.
The paper you chose for your brochure can subliminally impact your brand image as much as a poorly thought out campaign, so it's important to make the right decisions.
Using the CFS technique again, the researchers subliminally exposed the participants to three-digit equations, such as“9- 3- 4,” for two seconds or less.
Thinking in the English language(and in cognate Indo-European languages)therefore subliminally programs us to conceptualize“reality” as one block-like entity, sort of like a huge New York skyscraper, in which every part is just another“room” within the same building.