The postwar work was hot, nerve-racking, complicated, and dispiriting.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09674.001 When a person touches a hot saucepan, nerve cells in the skin send a message to the brain that causes the person to pull away quickly.
Our bodies sweat when we drink something hot because of nerve receptors on our tongue.
Unlike other touch receptors, which operate on a loop you touch a hot stove, the nerves fire a signal to the brain, the brain registers pain and fires a signal back for you to withdraw your hand these receptors are one-way.
Unlike other touch receptors, which operate on a loop — you touch a hot stove, the nerves fire a signal to the brain, the brain registers pain and fires a signal back for you to withdraw your hand — these receptors are one-way.
Liu had lost her nerve that hot July afternoon, approaching the ball with her head down and her shoulders drooped.
So off Ms. Dykstra goes to the consumer hot line office, a nerve center that fields 17,000 calls a month.
You can see the ball deflecting from the face of Prior's bat, you can see the Hot Spot, there are nerves as we all wait and wait, but eventually the decision comes through.
Launching his tee shot on the par three seventh straight into the bunker, he nearly holed his recovery hot to steady his nerves and secure the par.
For pain management, analgesics and physical therapy involving transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation, hot-pack application, postural and muscle strengthening exercises, and thoracolumbar corset were recommended to the patient.
