Sensory impairments, eg people who have sight loss, a hearing loss, or perhaps both.
There is evidently no change in the
purely sensory
experience, i.e. , in the sensory stimulus to the organism.
Daniel wolpert: probabilistic mechanisms in sensorimotor
control sensory
and motor uncertainty form fundamental constraints on human sensorimotor control.
Sensory modalities
interact in order to provide a unique perception of the world?
Feast your eyes on the stunning color display that gives you a
truly sensory
experience with the video playback feature.
Sensory neurons
enter the spinal cord.
Artaud's criterion of spectacle is sensory violence,
not sensory
enchantment; beauty is a notion he never entertains.
Sensory stimulation
or alternatively a relaxed environment in which to relax.
The attitude of people with other impairments,
especially sensory, is often depressed.
Sensory overload
will keep them quiet for hours.
A
predominantly sensory
peripheral polyneuropathy has been observed in patients receiving long-term phenytoin therapy.
Sensory neurones: nerve cells within the nervous system responsible for converting external stimuli from the organism's environment into internal electrical impulses.
The former is the condition when the mechanism by which the brain damps
down sensory
input is not working properly.
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