Using long-term peripheral nerve implants with temporally patterned direct electrical activation of different portions of a nerve trunk, diversified and meaningful perceptions of touch can be achieved12,13,14,15,16, which indicates that the brain can actively engage in the processing of electrically induced tactile afferent input.
Importantly, changes in endurance time of this magnitude were felt to be associated with clinically meaningful perceptions of improvement on the part of the investigators and the patients.
86, 87 Taken together, it is interesting to speculate whether there is a commonality in the way that the brain deals with temporal and spatial information to create a meaningful and coherent perception of the world around us.
Californians of my daughter's generation speak of going "out" to New York, a meaningful shift in the perception of one's place in the world.
Our account addresses the development of grammatical regularities and perspective, as well as how linguistic symbols become meaningful through grounding in perception, action, and emotional systems.
At the same time, being male, being an administrator, attending a private school, a county school or a school with a nurse and sickroom were found to create a meaningful difference in the perception of health services.
And just because her protagonist has warned readers about the phenomenon of apophenia — that is, "the perception of meaningful connections where in fact there are none" — it does not absolve the author for creating a literary world that ultimately feels chaotic and random, no matter how accurately it might resemble our own.
Semantic feature is a high-level hidden concept, which is meaningful to user's perception.
To investigate whether students' perception of meaningful is the same as the researchers', we also interviewed some students.
If the test goes well, expect Facebook to roll Dating out to more countries shortly as the social network pushes its mission to create meaningful connections and the perception that it can be a force of good.
