Sentence examples for Mixed sensations from inspiring English sources

Neil Harbisson's TEDTalk, "I Listen to Color", reminded me of a post I wrote on my blog about synesthesia where I quoted Synesthete.org: "Synesthesia is a perceptual condition of mixed sensations: a stimulus in one sensory modality (e.g., hearing) involuntarily elicits a sensation/experience in another modality (e.g., vision).

Many patients reported mixed sensations of pain or discomfort.

The mixed sensations are felt through activation of a subset of cutaneous C fibers [ 128].

Among patients with phantogeusia and parageusia, in one study, 38% reported salty and 22% reported mixed sensations, such as bitter salty or sour sweet [ 21].

As diabetics frequently suffer from neuropathy and report mixed sensations such as burning, stinging, pain, this may explain why itch is not the dominating symptom and was less prevalent in our cohort.

Rather, our synthetic spatiotemporal patterns of skin afferent activation could produce a sensory experience that would be partly perceived as natural and partly unnatural, i.e. a proper indentation sensation mixed with unnatural sensations such as tingling, where at least rough shape classification may be possible to achieve.

So, we need to stop ignoring the jumble of mixed thoughts and sensations inside our heads and pay attention.

We first tested for differences in the overall response (i.e. deqi, mixed, or no sensations) in acupuncture versus tactile stimulation control.

Old harrowing memories come back to mind along with fears of finding a submissive Chile that doesn't fit in with the ideals they struggled for, so it triggers mixed feelings and the sensation of a lost battle.

Have you ever been hit with a very hard "oh, I have MIXED FEELINGS ABOUT THIS," sensation?

The top 25 subjects sending traffic to news sites mostly mixed gossip, celebrity news and sensation, like the Casey Anthony murder trial, Charlie Sheen and Lindsay Lohan.