Sentences with phrase «physical stimuli»

This new drug is most popular among the poor as it allows them to experience the emotions and physical stimuli of another person.

The facts that a man actually registers when his senses are stimulated are full as real and important, psychologically, as the elementary physical stimuli that his senses receive.

Or that some kids» skin is more easily irritated by physical stimuli such as heat, scratching, and different fabrics.

Informatively meaningful perceptions and physical stimuli run together in coordinated unison.

JW: Seeing one thing emerge from behind another is an example of perceptual information where the narrow physical stimulus isn't sufficient for perception, for example seeing someone come round a corner.

Phantom limb pain is thought to relate to a «rewiring» of different parts of the brain associated with physical stimulus.

Psychophysics is an interdisciplinary field occupying the intersection between cognitive psychology and experimental psychology and dealing with the relationship between physical stimuli and their perception.

The research suggests that the ADGRE2 subunit interaction plays a key role in the mast cell response to certain physical stimuli, which could have implications for other diseases in which mast cells are involved.

Somatosensation — which includes our ability to sense touch, temperature and pain — transduces physical stimuli, such as fuzzy velvet or scalding water, into electrical potentials that can be processed by the brain.

Look to see what physical stimulus your cat could be reacting to, and watch your cat's body language — especially its ears and tail — to determine what emotion or message the animal is trying to convey.

This initial physical stimulus grows more confusing as the atmosphere in the room changes and resets itself with the shifting light outside.

«There have been other studies that find women are more affected than men by physical stimuli.

It is clear, however, that physical stimuli were employed to induce the condition, and the nervous breakdown of King Saul implies that the experiences were so frequent as to become, in some cases, pathological.

People with immune deficiency syndrome must at times keep at a physical distance from others and make requests that seem unreasonable and selfish; they may become irritable in reaction to physical stimuli.

«But what we find in people with chronic headaches is the pain without the physical stimulus; that's irrational.»

Rats were given two experiences with an interval between each: one involving a light and tone stimulus, and the other involving a physical stimulus.

Although it has always been believed that sponges are so simple than their responses to stimuli are minimal, the study identifies some genes involved in nerve conduction in more complex animals: «This proves that sponges» responses to environmental changes or physical stimuli may be more complex than it was thought,» underlines Ana Riesgo, who also participates in the project Actiquim, focused on chemical ecology in Antarctica.

What happens in people with chronic pain, however, is that other nerves are recruited into this «pain» pathway which start to fire off messages to the brain when there is no physical stimulus or damage.

The researchers also discovered an essential role for the mechanical properties, i.e. the physical stiffness, of the gel in regulating intestinal stem cell behavior, shedding light on how cells are able to sense, process and respond to physical stimuli.

Surprisingly, the cells increased their firing rates not only in response to the physical stimulus of being tickled, but also after, as the rodent chased the hand and «giggled.»

Of course, many experiences in daily life reflect the physical stimuli that send signals to the brain.

Of course, many experiences in daily life reflect the physical stimuli that enter the brain.

«We believe that TTS is a classic example of an intertwined feedback mechanism, involving the psychological and / or physical stimuli, the brain and the cardiovascular system.

«Perhaps our brain fills in what we see when the physical stimulus is not rich enough,» she explains.

This is the case for any physical stimulus, be it strength, fitness, fat loss, muscle tone and stamina.

Or sometimes a physical stimulus — such as heat, cold, sunlight, exercise, or friction or pressure on the skin — can cause hives to erupt.

The Physical Needs of training young athletes - what a young organism needs to experience in the way of physical stimulus can largely be deduced by chronological age.

It's a scientific fact that on average your body will get fully used to a physical stimulus by the 4 week time period.

Shavasana and other sitting asanas maintain the balance between relaxation and meditation (two key components of yoga) by their equal input of physical stimuli.

Mental and physical stimuli are so important to a dog's well being.

Her bottom half remains rigid as she extends her arm backward into space, giving her the appearance of swimming, falling from flight, or reacting to a physical stimuli the viewer can not see.

However, the Echo Button acts as a physical stimulus that can stop Alexa in the middle of a query, making trivia much simpler to manage.