To be effective, mental practice involves the use of multiple sensory modalities, such as imagining the motor movements, objects, situations, emotions through vision, smell, hearing etc. [ 43- 45].
The elaboration of touch and vision supplements the senses of smell, hearing, and taste, providing the primate with a sensory armament of great range and flexibility.
A TCM practitioner uses smell, hearing, voice vibration, touch, and pulse diagnosis to discover the source of an unbalanced health condition, which organ it is related to, and which meridians are affected.
In "Yellowman," directed by Blanka Zizka and starring Ms. Orlandersmith and Howard W. Overshown, smell, hearing and even taste and touch are enlisted to place people more exactly in a hierarchy whose extremes are defined by the palest yellow and the darkest black.
To name just three examples of the latter: in David Mackenzie's Perfect Sense, the world adjusts painfully to the gradual loss of our sense of taste, smell, hearing, sight; Lars von Trier's Melancholia centres on a collision between a wandering planet and our own; Jeff Nichols's Take Shelter draws us into the mind of a working-class American convinced that an imminent storm will engulf mankind.
Fashion clothing provides sensory information through sight, touch, kinesthetics, smell, hearing, and taste (Fiore and Kimle 1997).
Focus on what you see, smell, hear, taste, and feel.
We smell, hear and feel all the things that usually elude us – the rustle of a mouse, the conversation of tawny owls, the husky bark of a fox.
It sported a strong jaw and other head parts that enabled it to chew, smell, hear and touch better than any reptile.
We are staggering the job over several years: stage one was about observation and the senses - look, smell, hear and feel.
Decades of research have given scientists a good understanding of the pathways that transmit input from the outside world to our brains – as long as we smell, hear or taste that information.
