Part of the nervous system responsible for processing sensory information.
1Yes, one frequently attaches new media to one's limbs and sense organs.
2But sometimes these sense organs send the wrong or conflicting messages.
3The sense organs of the body mediate the primary mind stuff.
4And the sense organs are stimulated by outside influences, as was explained previously.
5The nerve-cells in the sense organs are impressed by stimulations from the outside world.
6It worked not through the sense organs, but direct stimulation of the appropriate brain-centres.
7They have no sense organs; sensation is diffused over the entire form and undifferentiated.
8The components could be associated with the internal body or to the sense organs.
9It may be more like a trunk with sense organs.
10As he did so another of his newly acquired sense organs came into action.
11What kinds of sense organs are found in the skin?
12Clearly it came to me that these were sense organs!
13And that the brain gets its inputs from eyes, ears, and other sense organs.
14The sense organs for the production of sight are the eyes; the external stimulus is
15In a word, our primary knowledge of the world comes only through the sense organs.
16Most animals put the mouth near the sense organs.
Translations for sense organs