Each facet of these gemlike miniatures glistened distinctly within a seductive span; Mr. Rattle's careful calibration made palpable the work's core sensations of dread, shock, loss and ache.
But at its core, weed increases sensations, which can augment or dampen sex drives, depending on our mental states and environments when blazing.
Therefore, we limit our review and restrict our definition of body awareness to the core-awareness of sensations from inside the body and exclude exteroceptive channels.
We have demonstrated that an individualised hydration regimen reduces thermal (ie, core temperature), perceptual (ie, thermal sensation) and physiological (heart rate) strain, mainly during the first hour of play, relative to ad libitum fluid consumption.
Tinder, one of Match Group's core products has become a cultural sensation.
When HTC officially announced that their shiny new dual-core 1.2 GHZ Android phone, the Sensation, was heading for T-Mobile, they left out two crucial details: the price, and the launch date.
Then the central core picked up the pace and the sensation of great weight returned.
According to studies over the years, while alcohol may seem like the perfect cold-weather beverage because it creates a sensation of warmth, it actually decreases core body temperature — regardless of the temperature outside — and increases the risk of hypothermia.
The teasing and titillation (an excess of self-touching) pall with repetition, and Mr. Freeman's attempts to expand beyond the core conceit with topical material — to transcend the sensations of a low-budget haunted house — falter.
However, given that each of these sensory stimuli enlist distinct sensations and different behavioral responses, the core network must be either topographically arranged or be supplemented by additional neural components that allow for tissue specific responses.
