"All the pieces are supposed to come together to give you a deep sensation at the end," she says.
When insufficient blood reaches the heart, waste products accumulate in the heart muscle and irritate local nerve endings, causing a deep sensation of heaviness, squeezing, or burning that is most prominent behind or beneath the breastbone and over the heart and stomach.
At other times, Leon experienced "a feeling of ecstasy and a deep sensation of a manifesting inner spirituality".
Creepiness is a skin-deep sensation, whereas the twists and turns of "Catfish" ultimately create a portrait of loneliness and grief.
The shellfish bisque, a deep amber sensation of pure crustacean, was served with poached lobster and vegetable spaghetti.
If you're like me, your first reaction to this news was to think "wait – our passports used to be blue?", shortly followed by a deep, profound sensation of dread.
In most cases, a deep protective sensation seems sufficient for the protection of flaps [ 29– 31].
There is, however, a deeper, more troubling sensation.
The various sensory NEOs identified are primarily receptors for pressure, deep sensation and temperature; and play a role in the proprioceptive feedback [ 8, 10, 12].
Neuropathic (Charcot) spinal arthropathy (CSA) is a rare but progressive and severe degenerative disease that develops in the absence of deep sensation, for example, after spinal cord injury.
