sentience , also: sentiency

In time, we may learn something from such a sentience.

The key to the case was the question of Data's sentience.

Terrible price to pay in the service of sentience, he thought.

"Are they going to try to prove human sentience first?"

Innovations seem to have a life and a sentience of their own.

"Well, how are they going to go about deciding the sentience question?"

These presently began to seem, as on last night, to have a sentience of their own.

But then, the effect could be a necessary consequence of sentience.

We believe that to be an inherent quality of sentience.

If I come up with proof of sentience, somebody will have to do something about it.

It would put an end to all this talk of sentience and settlements.

For things you have done and gift of your sentience to all Cardinal.

Artificial sentience had been possible for just over a millennium.

"So you do agree that sentience has a financial obligation?"

"However, the question of their sentience is not the main issue here," Beverly continued.

Was there a chance that they would someday achieve sentience?

In the second, when humans gain sentience, they can learn and pass information through by experience.

So you've got a force that makes a total mockery of our sentience.

The mental impression I keep getting is one of intelligence without sentience.

A temporary oblivion in which you live but have no sentience.

The nature of the weapon is unclear but it does have its own sentience.

There was no core of him to watch and cling to sentience.

Things that should never have known sentience or animation were an intrinsic part of its being.

"There was a feel of sentience to the soil, the night, the forest."

They followed because their life's goal was to seek utter sentience.