Значения термина sensory system на английском

The mutation did not create new processes in the brain and sensory system.

The Bat-Bot is the first robotic replica of this sophisticated sensory system, said Peremans.

Through our sensory system we process, order, interpret and negotiate all the activities of daily life.

It was part of their sensory system, and losing some of it must've hurt like hell.

These results suggest that functional change in one sensory system does not obligate change in the other.

Here, the combination of these functionalities in a single sensory system serves as paragon for artificial tactile sensors.

You wouldn't need the tools if our brain sensory system accurately decoded the world around us, but it doesn't.

These results suggest that loss of Caspr2 throughout the sensory system may contribute to the sensory manifestations frequently observed in ASD.

In contrast, micro opioid receptors are more important at the beginning of the injury when the sensory system has not changed.

Zebrafish and other aquatic vertebrates have hair cells on their body surface organized into a sensory system called the lateral line.

The sensory system actually is sending back to the brain about ten times the information the motor system is sending out.

Before we became creatures of culture, nutritional wisdom was built into our sensory system, our taste buds, odor receptors, and brain.

Existence is informed by the sensory system: consciousness by sensation, romance by the sensuous, emotion by sensitivity and the aesthetic by sensibility.

It also has an electro- sensory system which is located in the nose and assists with navigating obstacles and the identification of prey.

However, the association between the electrophysiological response of the sensory system during sustained muscle contraction and subjective peripheral sensation (SPS) is still unclear.

One such sensory system in insects is the campaniform sensilla (CS), which detect deformations of the exoskeleton arising from resisted movements or external perturbations.