I've been watching "Grand Duo," in which Mr. Morris charts individual neurological impulses and brings them together into a choral war dance, since it was new in 1993, and I still find that this is a work that changes my breathing as I watch.
Generalized shaking and tremors: Muscle twitching is triggered by erratic neurological impulses from the brain.
Among the nodes with strong statistical support were "transmission of nerve impulse", "neurological system process", and "synaptic transmission".
Other enriched GO terms of interest include transmission of nerve impulse, neurological process, cell communication, dopamine binding, extracellular ligand-gated ion channel activity, ligand-gated channel activity, axon, and dendrite.
Conceptually, treatment of DHS aims either to suppress the nerve impulse by direct neurological interaction or by mechanical blockage of the tubules.
The scans focused on identifying neurological signatures of the convicts' impulsiveness, since it is known that poor impulse control lies at the root of many types of crime.
Many factors can impair the capacity of the prefrontal cortex to serve its full impulse-control function: for example, neurological diseases that kill cells in the prefrontal cortex, head injuries that damage these cells, alcohol and drugs that impair their function, and biological immaturity.
The more children practice and rehearse problem-solving rather than emotional reacting, the more their neurological pathways assist them in controlling their impulses.
Intrinsic perceptions occur, he believes, when sensory experience in people with focal epilepsy "is so altered by the neurological processes impacted by the misfiring of electrical impulses that what would be commonly perceived or understood as 'real' takes on surreal or dreamlikequalities".
