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Illusions are special perceptual experiences in which information arising from "real" external stimuli leads to an incorrect perception, or false impression, of the object or event from which the stimulation comes.

"If you're trapped on a sink estate and you don't even know the capital of France because you've been excluded from school, you're stuck in a literal world where all your stimulation comes from your sensations," she says.

A clue to understanding how cell death or survival outcomes are determined after TNF stimulation comes from studies of the TNF-induced protein complex assembly.

One clue to a signalling pathway impacted by mechanical stimulation comes from the work of Kahn et al.[ 8] who showed that canonical Wnt signalling is altered in the elbow joint of Splotch-delayed embryos.

Further support for the idea that transfer via the corpus callosum plays a role in the asymmetry observed in the T-complex peaks in response to monaural stimulation comes from work by Cracco et al. (1989).

The "economic stimulation" came to fruition with Silk Road, but in the end the very hierarchy he seemed to fight against caught up with him, handcuffs in tow.

Like her other works, it toys with the link between sound and body, but the pleasure and stimulation come simply from the gorgeous motet, which pours over you as light pours through the windows.

The stimulation came in two forms: pulses of electricity and pulses of chemicals that mimic the action of serotonin and dopamine, two molecules that transmit messages between nerve cells.

The city had become a major river port by 1820, and further stimulation came about with the construction (1825 30) of the canal around the 25-foot (8-metre) high Falls.

But her real stimulation came from friends, the writers, artists and intellectuals she met, both then and later when she worked at Vogue, writing a cultural column, and after the second world war in the publicity department of Sir Alexander Korda's film company.

When you drive you're forced to deal with 3D visual stimulation coming at you in a continual stream.