Meanings of sensorial power in English

While in nervous fever there is a deficiency of sensorial power.

The sensorial power is excited into a state of activity, this is the proximate cause.

Here the aid of another sensorial power, that of pleasurable sensation, superadded vigour to the exertion of exhausted volition.

During this second fit of quiescence the sensorial power becomes again accumulated, and another fit of exertion follows in train.

And the pleasure thus excited by volition produced other ideas and other motions in consequence of the sensorial power of sensation.

And other irritative motions become decreased, as the pulsations of the arteries, from the extra-derivation or exhaustion of the sensorial power.

And in habitual drunkards, in a morning before their usual potation, there is a deficiency both of stimulus and of sensorial power.

In the two former kinds of sensation there is an expenditure of sensorial power, in these latter there is an accumulation of it.

When this variation of the exertion of the sensorial power becomes much and permanently above or beneath the natural quantity, it becomes a disease.

These morbid actions, which are thus produced by two sensorial powers, viz.

And the diseases of associations probably depend on the greater or less quantity of the other three sensorial powers by which they were formed.

Whereas the diseases, which are caused by sensation and volition, most frequently originate from the excess of those sensorial powers, as will be explained below.