Sentence examples for discharge of impulses from inspiring English sources

The discharge of impulses from motor to sensory regions is called the corollary discharge.

When an electrode is placed on the nerve trunk of the organ, which has a rich nerve supply, a discharge of impulses can be detected when the brush is exposed to sound.

In his original paper, Lance observed that RES was commonly associated with irritative lesions of the third cervical nerve root and this led him to suggest that, in cases of underlying cervical pathology, an antidromic discharge of impulses along C3 may occur leading to pain and vasodilatation due to release of vasodilator peptides [2].

To explain primary RES with spontaneous episodes and episodes triggered by mechanical or thermal stimulation, activation of an axon reflex with antidromic discharge of impulses in afferent C fibres and vasodilatation mediated via the discharge of vasodilator peptides (substance P, CGRP, nitric oxide) was proposed [2].

An antidromic discharge of impulses along the C3 spinal nerve in response to the irritation provoked by the underlying lesion was the mechanism postulated for RES secondary to upper cervical pathologies, which account for most of the secondary forms of this disorder.

Under resting conditions, there is an irregular, steady discharge of nerve impulses from the pit organ.

Furthermore, the pain threshold does not correspond with the onset of activity in the nonmyelinated fibres, for pain can increase while the discharge of nerve impulses decreases.

Although the mechanism of PHS is unknown, the source of irritation might be in the peripheral branches of the trigeminal or other nerves; however, it seems more likely that there is an intermittent deficit in central pain control mechanisms that permits the spontaneous synchronous discharge of neurons receiving impulses from the area to which stabbing pain is referred [14].

Intensity is signaled by the frequency of nerve impulse discharge of a neuron and also by the number of afferent nerves reporting the stimulation.

In this surgery, the point where the impulse discharge of seizure occurs is removed by removing that lobe of the brain.

Graff in Pennsylvania spoke of 'the primary symptom of the slash' (1967: 64) and Goldwyn, Cahill and Grunebaum labelled wrist-cutting 'a prominent and preferred form of impulse discharge' (1967: 583).