The phrase "added sensation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an additional feeling or experience that enhances a particular situation or context.
Example: "The new roller coaster provided an added sensation of thrill that left riders breathless."
Alternatives: "enhanced feeling" or "extra thrill".
Owing to many, if not most flow limited athletes within the athletic population reach or approach flow limited status due to a vigorous ventilatory response to exercise which they are accustomed to even at sea level, added sensations of dyspnoea during hypoxic exercise may be less than in non-flow limited athletes.
Though the technology has yet to be tested outside the lab, researchers say it could be key to adding sensation to artificial limbs or even enhancing the senses we already have.
But what might that be? "There are no senses on the internet, so the fourth stage is to add sensations: taste, smell, sight, hearing and touch," Dr Manley said.
These methods are designed to build upon the visual information presented by molecular viewers and add the sensation of touch, or force feedback.
A smallish steering wheel and self-leveling suspension add a sensation of agility, which gives a feeling akin to fun when guiding the behemoth down a mountain lane.
The iCush simply plugs into your audio ports and adds physical sensation to your gameplay.
Add shooting sensation James Young and Kentucky head coach John Calipari has assembled quite a quartet.
This innovative software development adds the sensation of texture in relation to the displayed image by implementing sonorous vibrations.
Made of plasticine, a malleable material somewhat similar to Play-Doh, the paintings have a tactility and three-dimensional quality that vastly departs from your typical flat wall work, adding a sensation of depth that tempts the viewer to enter the luscious landscape depicted.
