WordNet
n. the state of the body or bodily functions [syn: physiological condition]
Usage examples of "physiological state".
The human brain is in a distinct physiological state while dreaming, and we dream rather often.
However when an errant individual is forcefully reminded of transgression her hypothalamus overloads and she enters a continuous but unbalanced physiological state.
However when an errant individual is forcefully reminded of trangression, her hypothalamus overloads and she enters a continuous but unbalanced physiological state.
However, when an errant individual is forcefully reminded of transgression her hypothalamus overloads and she enters a continuous but unbalanced physiological state.
The body's physiological state continued directly from its last moments on the wall of the skyscraper—.
In that sense his physiological state resembled her zone implant addiction.
Ruibal, attending to Illyan's physiological state alongside the surgeon.
But too much prolactin overloads the hypothalamus and causes an unbalanced physiological state that ends in death.
The healer achieves a steady physiological state, sometimes in a trance.
Raving, but nothing to the point, and the intelligence fellows say its physiological state is all out of kilter as well.