Sentence examples for nerve energy from inspiring English sources
Last Sunday, living on the nerve energy of a new restaurateur, he insisted on a tour of the women's bathroom, which was beautiful.
It's not the case that the rods and cones generate one kind of "nerve energy", and the hair cells in the cochlea generate another kind.
The possible links between nerve energy status (hypoxia, low pH and increased lactate levels) and pain are discussed in more detail below.
This is consistent with findings that sorbitol dehydrogenase inhibitors fail to increase nerve blood flow or conduction velocity in experimental diabetes [ 44] but instead worsen nerve energy status in some studies [ 45], and apparently exacerbate sympathetic autonomic neuropathy in STZ-induced diabetes [ 46].
Re-charge: Almost like a battery, but physiological, our bodies regenerate nerve energy as preparation for the next day.
The Doctrine of Specific Nerve Energies is correct, but the nerve energies in question have more to do with the sensory projection areas than they do with the sensory receptors or the sensory tracts.
The problem had been greatly complicated by Müller's statement of what he called the law of specific nerve energies.
Recall that in the early 19th century, Johannes Muller had proposed the Doctrine of Specific Nerve Energies -- basically, that each modality of sensation was associated with a separate neural system.
This proposal is consistent with Muller's Doctrine of Specific Nerve Energies -- and especially with the view that sensory experience is generated by the projection areas where neural impulses end up.
According to Muller's Doctrine of Specific Nerve Energies, each modality of sensation is associated with a different set of neural structures, and in particular a different projection area in the cerebral cortex.
In either case, synesthesia illustrates the Doctrine of Specific Nerve Energies and the associated Doctrine of Specific Fiber Energies: Conscious experience is not tied to the stimulus (if it were, then synesthetes could never perceive letters printed in black-and-white to be colored).
