16. 'If A, B, and C succeed each other rapidly, A and B may be parts of one sensation, and likewise B and C, while A and C are not parts of one sensation, but A is remembered when C is present in sensation.
Likewise, sensation seeking behavior, defined as the tendency to pursue novel and stimulating experiences [ 27], has been reported as a factor also presumed to antecede sexual activity [ 23, 24, 28] We maintained separate variables for both genders in order to determine moderating effects of gender on the variables of interest.
Likewise, Songandaprayer, a sensation in the Fountain of Youth, was a well-beaten fifth, forcing his owner, Bobby Hurley, and his trainer, John Dowd, to rethink their plans for the colt.
Likewise, the greater sensation of "presence" in an activity has a positive influence on learning compared to other virtual methods [ 11].
Likewise, the occurrence of tactile sensations with no correlated visual sensations leads us to postulate the existence of substances which can be felt but not seen (air), and so on for the other substances.
Likewise, Jerusalem was no overnight sensation but the result of intense revision of an original script once Rylance had committed himself to the role of "Rooster" Byron.
Likewise, subcutaneous inflammation or injection of ATP causes pain sensation through the activation of P2X3 receptors expressed in sensory nerve endings, which may become sensitized in both animal models and human patients [ 63, 64].
Likewise there is drama in the way he experiences phantom sensations of a lost arm, deals with his loved ones or tries to figure out what kind of Twilight Zone he's wandered into.
Likewise, in the throws of a panic attack I feel suffocating sensations and a tightness in the chest, the experience that I am disintegrating, dissolving, or about to explode, and tingling in my hands and feet.
In particular, looking at a happy person usually elicits a sensation of happiness in the observer, yet watching a person in pain usually does not likewise evoke the physical experience of pain.
