Sentence examples for distinct sensations from inspiring English sources

Less distinct sensations from viscera and internal organs went to a small region called the insula.

"They have very distinct sensations that they can feel: vibrations, temperature and pressure," he says.

With the "stimulation" turned on the electronic feed coursing from the sensors Spetic feels nineteen distinct sensations in his artificial hand.

As the garden was in effect a complex of linked, related, but distinct sensations, seats and shelters were situated at chosen spots so that the pleasures that had been meticulously prepared for could be quietly savoured.

Itch and pain are closely related but distinct sensations.

We further speculate that they embody the "qualitatively distinct sensations" [1] and the gestalt made up of perceptions from several important cues [3].

And yet Grazia has the distinct sensation that something mystical and life-changing has occurred.

The vibration varies depending on which graphic you touch a car's thermostat, say, or its radio tuner creating a distinct sensation for each.

She recalls sweat pouring down her face as she wrote it, while she experienced the distinct sensation that she was "sitting in the middle of the highway in the dark, with a legal pad, thinking: I'm going to get squashed by a truck".

Every time I nearly drifted off to sleep, the attendant would pop her head in "Ce n'est pas trop chaud?" ("It's not too hot?") — as the water around me bubbled and fizzed, giving me the distinct sensation of what it must be like to be a hard-boiled egg.

This experimental pain model has an acute character and causes a short lasting, distinct sensation of deep, diffuse pain, and pain referral [27 30].