Nerve signals then reach the effector organs, such as the muscles of the torso, limbs, and eyes, provoking reflex reactions coordinating body posture [ 1].
The electric current was calibrated to provoke this reflex within 2.5-3.5 2.5-3.5n-treated animals [ 15, 25].
As it was he provoked a reflex save, struck the woodwork and then moved easily through a dissolving defence to head home the stylish Glen Johnson's cross.
The fuck is: me, with a big long stick with a button on the end, poking it down the gullets of the robots in the quiet hours after they die, trying in vain to provoke a regurgitation reflex.
The test consisted of poking a hind paw to provoke a flexion reflex followed by a clear flinch response after paw withdrawal.
Thhrrrrrreeeee.' A Vietnamese woman like this one provokes a simple reflex: You fall deeply in love with her, you pine away, you resign yourself to a life without her, you pay your lunch tab and never see her again…my island dream of Phuong….
This childish reflex provoked the Wall Street Journal to editorialize that "McCain untethered" -- disconnected from knowledge and principle -- had made a "false and deeply unfair" attack on Cox that was "unpresidential" and demonstrated that McCain "doesn't understand what's happening on Wall Street any better than Barack Obama does".
The depth of anesthesia was tested by provoking the corneal reflex and reactions to noxious stimuli.
This reflex provokes a decrease of central blood volume with decreases of ventricular volume and an increase of ventricular contractility.
At least 10 min before an experiment, the antenna of each subject was stimulated with a droplet of sucrose solution to provoke the proboscis extension reflex; if a subject did not respond by extending its proboscis, it was not used in the experiments.
