DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09674.002 Cutaneous primary sensory afferents are the first in a chain of neurons that convert environmental stimuli into recognizable sensations of touch, heat, cold and pain.
In contrast, "Awake" is flooded with a recognizable human horror the sensation, after a tragedy, that what's happening can't be real.
That is, if the object a person is looking at is a tomato, then he can expect that, if he touches, tastes, and smells it, he will experience a recognizable grouping of sensations.
In contrast, "Awake" is flooded with a recognizable human horror — the sensation, after a tragedy, that what's happening can't be real.
It gives one a strange sensation to interview someone as recognizable as Ted Kennedy.
Though these internet sensations may not be as recognizable as Ryan Gosling or Gwyneth Paltrow, they have just as many millions of loyal fans.
His systematization of psychic faculties goes beyond anything found in his predecessors and is the recognizable precursor of Aristotle's distinction between the faculties for nutrition, appetite, sensation, movement and thought (de An. 414a31 2; see Huffman 1993, 307 23).
About the world of posters, handouts, pamphlets, pictures, almanacs, prophecies, topical poems, hoaxes and one-page documents, Pettegree says, in a sentence that ends with three recognizable nouns: "Many people, printers, sellers and writers, saw the potential of this market for news, sensation and excitement".
