Sentence examples for cold warmth from inspiring English sources

If large amounts of local anesthetic are used, pain is the first sensation to disappear, followed by sensations of cold, warmth, touch, and deep pressure.

It can easily be demonstrated that touch, cold, warmth, and pain are each perceived in separate points on the skin surface.

QST included thresholds for touch, cold, warmth, cold-pain, heat-pain, deep pressure pain and wind-up to cutaneous noxious stimuli.

QST included thresholds for touch, cold, warmth, cold-pain, heat-pain, deep pressure pain and wind-up to cutaneous noxious stimuli in the foot soles.

Threshold temperatures for the sensation of warmth, cold, heat pain, and cold pain were determined using a computerized Thermo test (Somedic, Fastan, Sweden) as previously described (16, 17).

Because rats with DMH or PVH lesions respond normally to thermal stimulation (cold or warmth) and to pharmacological stimulation of either a cold (TRPM8) or a warmth (TRPV1) receptor, both DMH and PVH are likely uninvolved in the thermoafferent pathway.

Take care to sip your coffee through the cream, savoring the communion of cold and warmth, stimulation and intoxication, Ireland and America.

Alaska, for first time in modern records, had a spring average temperature of 32°F (0°C) – that may sound cold, but warmth is a relative term.

The secret of their extraordinary colour is temperature: "It's cold, not warmth, that sets blood oranges on fire on the Etna plain".

Of all seasons, winter is perhaps especially ripe for discussions, whether one is marveling at, cursing, or boasting about record snowstorms, record cold, unseasonable warmth, and everything in between.

Citing snow statistics to try to relate the relative cold and warmth is simple for us to do because it's easy to link white ground to cold air.