2. Those that deny the happy life to the plants on the ground that they lack sensation are really denying it to all living things.
Andrew Raitt told a High Court judge today that the little finger of his left hand was two-tenths of an inch shorter and lacked sensation after the bite by an Alsatian at St. George's Hill Golf Club in Weybridge, England.
It remains weak and lacks sensation.
The resulting system has the same behavioral dispositions as Gulliver but (allegedly) lacks sensations and other experiences, contrary to the 'Entailment Thesis', according to which the physical facts entail the psychological facts (Kirk 1974b).
Complete spinal cord injury patients, who lack sensations arising from the lower limb, continue to exhibit the withdrawal flexion reflex (Dimitrijevic and Nathan 1968).
To further examine this anxiolytic effect, the present study investigated the affective and physiological changes induced by Floatation-REST and assessed whether individuals with high AS experienced any alterations in their awareness for interoceptive sensation while immersed in an environment lacking exteroceptive sensation.
But if sensation is a movement traversing the body and culminating in Soul, how the soul lack sensation?
Leprosy patches could be pale or reddish, could be flat or raised, do not itch, usually painless, lack sensation to touch, pain or heat and could appear anywhere on the body.
Relying on philosophical reasoning rather than scientific evidence, Regan knocks down Rene Descartes' bizarre premise that animals are mere automata lacking in sense and sensation.
Among them is a pressure-sensitive suit for athletes who lack physical sensation.
Ill-fitting footwear, in particular cramped toe boxes in patients who lack protective sensation, may externally force the toes in a clawed position (6).
