Sentence examples for human sensation from inspiring English sources
Human sensation has been sublimated into an extraordinary set of designs.
Her goal is straight out of science fiction: Create artificial skin, capable of the human sensation of touch.
By the very effort to arrive at something independent of human sensation, Science has, in a roundabout way, arrived at an absurdity.
Rather than making the spaces comfortable, the solutions are designed to make occupants comfortable, requiring an understanding of the finer details of human sensation and perception.
Furthermore, the human sensation is computed using the Fanger model in terms of the Predicted Mean Value (PMV) and the Predicted Percentage Dissatisfied (PPD) indices.
The makers of sports drinks have spent decades convincing the sports and medical worlds (and us) that the human sensation of thirst is unreliable, that water is no match for dehydration, and that we need products like Gatorade and Powerade.
The novelist honors it with meticulous description, straining to take note of the rush of human sensations.
Like the sensationalism of Étienne Bonnot de Condillac (1715 80), Idéologie stressed the importance of human sensations in the formation of knowledge.
Instead, they maintained that God orchestrates a harmonious correlation between events of the mind and events of the body, and he is the efficient (and so direct) cause of human sensations.
Human sensations are animal sensations.
Interfaces, which previously only responded to the sweep of a finger or the sound of a bleep, will evolve to both notify and respond to and from a wider range of human sensations: smell, taste and even emotion.
