Sentence examples for source of sensation from inspiring English sources
Action — as a genre, and also as a source of sensation — has, at best, a mixed critical reputation.
The soul is, further, "the abiding source of sensation [i.e., cognition], of feeling [i.e., of emotion], of effort [i.e., volition]" (Micro, I, p. 184).
These techniques can be approached from two complementary angles: firstly, the chemical analysis of the source of sensation, in our case chemical analysis of the compounds that lead to perception of the smell.
The central issue at stake is the claim made by Norris in Practical Discourses upon Several Divine Subjects (1693) that we should love God because he alone is the source of our sensation, and so the source of our pleasure, and so the source of our good.
Kin recognition may trace to the consciousness criterion no. 12, 'subjectivity', where kinship is the source of a sensation private to a given plant.
Yet he also stressed in this later period that such an idea is the causal source of our sensations.
Nonetheless, this technique is expected to impact researchers in the field of haptics, because skin deformation is the direct source of tactile sensations and thus far, many research groups have attempted to link this information on skin deformation with human perceptions.
Sensationalism, in epistemology and psychology, a form of Empiricism that limits experience as a source of knowledge to sensation or sense perceptions.
Despite treatment of the underlying condition(s), refractory breathlessness is a common, devastating consequence of diseases such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), cancer and heart failure. 1 2 Headway has been made in the delineation of peripheral pathways and sensory afferent sources of respiratory sensation.
There are no candy cane epiphanies or take-home morals – just occasional light-flares from unexpected sources and surges of sensation that might make existence worth enduring.
Each person has an innate propensity to move away from any source of an unpleasant sensation be it mental or physical, and to move closer to any source of a pleasant sensation be it mental or physical.
