Sentence examples for noxious light from inspiring English sources

For example, class I, II, and III multidendritic sensory neurons, which respond to touch and serve as proprioceptors to coordinate larval contraction wave propagation, differ morphologically from class IV multidendritic neurons that sense noxious stimuli, such as heat, high-threshold mechanical stimuli, parasitoid wasps, and noxious light (Hall and Treinin 2011; Tsubouchi et al. 2012).

Indeed, Governor Corbett's proposed budget is a particular noxious pot of Light Tea that will be difficult, if not impossible for most Pennsylvanians to swallow.

Photophobia is an abnormal discomfort to non-noxious levels of light and is experienced by approximately 90% of migraine patients.

Getting your nails done normally involves wasting 30 minutes in front of a hunched-over Asian woman while all of your senses are simultaneously raped by neon lights, noxious chemicals and boring conversations.

Survey studies showed that ICU patients considered excessive noise and bright lights noxious and disruptive [ 26].

Fans are used for circulating air in rooms and buildings; for cooling motors and transmissions; for cooling and drying people, materials, or products; for exhausting dust and noxious fumes; for conveying light materials; for forced draft in steam boilers; and in heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning systems.

After 5 min of habituation, a noxious thermal stimulus, a light beam, was focused onto the plantar aspect of a hind paw until the animal lifted the paw away from the heat source.

Lamina I of the dorsal horn (Rexed, 1952) is innervated by primary afferents that respond to noxious and/or thermal stimuli (Light and Perl, 1979; Sugiura et al., 1986), and contains many projection neurons that transmit this information to the brain (Todd, 2002; Willis and Coggeshall, 2004).

All the neurones recorded in this study were wide dynamic range neurones, because they all responded to both light touch and noxious inputs (pinch and noxious heat).

As a welder, you'll be around hot metal, bright lights, and noxious fumes every day.

When a person gets a classic migraine, a noxious stimulus -- a bright light, a loud noise or an unfamiliar taste -- sets off a wave of electrical excitation across the brain.