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n. (external stimulus English)
Usage examples of "external stimuli".
Recent scientific research suggests that dreaming is a way of boosting the level of arousal of the brain and body at a time when they are largely cut off from needed external stimuli.
Everyone has a Parent in that everyone experienced external stimuli in the first five years of life.
As the case stands, we know that there is always movement in progress, and its amplitude, or direction, or both, have only to be modified for the good of the plant in relation with internal or external stimuli.
They continue to respond to external stimuli, immense, creaking windmills, tenanted only by a dead mouse.
Its fellows had no purpose, because they remained automata which responded only to external stimuli.
To reduce external stimuli, Joanna thought, watching him place them under her knees, her legs.
If Elephant is alive, the full response time to external stimuli is very long (hundreds of years) and the implied metabolic rate correspondingly slow.
These would include nerve conductivity measurements, the withdrawal of minute tissue samples for analysis, the introduction of external stimuli to ascertain if.
Ultrasenses deliver a full spectrum of external stimuli to my brain, and my metacreativity and PK modulate the outÂ.
Step One incorporates techniques to shut out external stimuli such as noises, smells, harsh lighting, with a resulting drifting of the mind into a state of focused awareness, which is different, from your everyday awareness.
This is rooted in the brain's parietal lobeit decides what gets and keeps our attention on the basis of external stimuli fed to it.
Reality ceased to exist as the part of an external universe and his brain, locked within the boney protection of his skull, ceased to be irritated by external stimuli.
He was awake, aware, alone in the universe of his own body with no external stimuli to occupy himself with.