The thalamus translates neural impulses from various receptors to the cerebral cortex, where they are experienced as the appropriate sensations of touch, pain, or temperature, during the waking state, and it regulates synaptic transmissions (i.e., incoming impulses) during resting states.
However, the theory of efficacious ideas allowed him to say that this idea is rendered sensible by causing in us the appropriate sensations of color and light.
She was complaining of a sensation of "a moving live animal" in her abdomen, which is a culturally-appropriate sensation and belief during illness.
This biochemical beguilement results in the feeling of vigor rather than the appropriate physiologic sensation of fatigue.
Adequate joint flexibility, sufficient muscular strength, and appropriate hand sensations are required to accomplish coordinated thumb-finger interactions [ 1, 2], and a well-integrated thumb-finger relationship is regarded as a crucial element in a variety of tasks which are based on power grip or precision pinch performance [ 3– 5].
Like the Die Hard section, it appropriates the sensations rather than the specifics of the series' third film.
21 We endeavoured to ensure adequate and standardised TENS dosing through fixed parameter settings (frequency, pulse duration, and treatment time), but participants were still required to select an appropriate intensity (strong sensation) themselves, raising the possibility that those who did adhere to TENS protocols may have administered an inadequate dose.
THE Yale Center for British Art, charged on this side of the Atlantic with preserving the stiff upper lip of British cultural traditions, has revealed another accomplished and nicely appropriate historical survey exhibition with "Sensation and Sensibility: Viewing Gainsborough's Cottage Door".
Not all tissues give rise to pain; furthermore, each tissue must be stimulated in an appropriate way to invoke its particular sensation of pain.
Pain is a useful warning system in all species and the sensation of pain triggers appropriate protective responses, mainly achieved via reflexes, as described previously.
