The high degree of development of the sense of temperature in mammals provides them with the capacity to use temperature information not only as a signal of the condition of the body but also as a sense useful for recognizing objects and exploring the environment.
Perhaps the more interesting question is the development of the sense of appropriateness of emotional responses.
In meeting the problems of this difficult period, we have witnessed a remarkable development of the sense of cooperation in the community.
It is assumed that a newly acquired ability, such as a basal social experience, has an initial effect on the further development of the sense of self-perception and the perception of others.
NSL fabricated the PDMS layers and participated in the development of the sensing experiment.
Section three is the central theme; it begins with the three stages of prenatal development, the development of the senses, it covers birth defects, genetic and the influence of the following on prenatal development: nutrition, drugs, smoking and alcohol.
Twenty years ago, John Blacking argued persuasively from his experiences as a musician, anthropologist and Africanist, that "the development of the senses and the education of the emotion through the arts are not merely desirable options.
There are different definitions, but job security, pay, working time, intensity, the relationships between colleagues, the development of skills, the sense of fairness in a workplace, the degree of interest work affords – all these are critical, alongside autonomy.
"Using a vast range of materials (jokes, jests, and gags) and writers of every ilk (Carlyle, Chaplin, Freud, Twain), Wickberg charts the development of the modern sense of humor.
He believed that the development of the moral sense from its earliest human form implied the adoption of broadly welfarist criteria of moral right.
