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1. The loss of balance that leads to serious, injury-producing falls can be traced to age-related changes in the brain, diminishing vision, inner ear problems, weakening of the legs and trunk and/or the declining reliability of sensory mechanisms that let the brain know where the limbs are in space

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2. The brain has to integrate sensory information from the inner ears, from vision, from proprioceptors (sensors in muscles, tendons and joints that tell the brain where the limbs are positioned) and from pressure sensors in the soles of the feet

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3. All of that sensory information is deteriorating as you get older because of loss of sensory cells and changes to the sensory receptors

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4. "That’s a spoofed sensory representation of how hot they’re running

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5. "Well, I’m not going to shut ‘em down! Kill the sensory feedback!" She screamed once and writhed

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6. Pungent cheeses send me into sensory overload

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7. If it's at the sensory bus level it's relatively easy to fix but if there are any global re-maps it may be somewhat tricky

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8. Her sensory stream was too

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9. They had poked around with the auxiliary veron store a bit after she disappeared, but had not done any re-mapping or re-routing at either the sensory level or the universe mapping level either before or after

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10. "It's fine," Thom said, "it is an intellectual thing, not a sensory thing

11. As well as the instruments themselves, she combed his sensory scene generators, as well as those that the other people present had been using at the time

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12. However deeply you may go into hypnosis, you will remain in control of the situation and will continue to receive important sensory data

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13. “It could be nothing more than an historical drama video game, the rendering and immersion and sensory synchronization were fine but it is nothing we should take seriously until after we run those tests I set Thom and Darryl and Tung to carrying out

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14. Super Sensory Anything which is not detected through a sense (such as

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15. To have any chance of success he must be in a sensory deprivation tank for at least eight hours before the substrate translation is attempted

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16. About the only concepts she gave away was basic OS theory, schedulers, time slices, the sensory input and motor output buses

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17. She didn’t want to have to get into this, “In the presentation I was encapsulated in, they use a sensory deprivation tank to travel between universes

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18. Our moving center is supposed to deal with our physical world in response to the sensory perceptions of our instinctive center: to move or stay still

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19. sensory mechanisms in his nose

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20. During these months she also helped Brancettrabble advance the sensory interface between her circuits and his

21. These androids were merely I/O devices with the ability to capture a human body's sensory input channels, and produce a human body's output motions when controlled by a personality that was actually located on some host distributed on the commnet

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22. All the system really knew was the data in the sensory input and motor output nerve buses, nothing else in the inner layers of the soul was understood

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23. Thom had come back to her, was interacting with her on all sensory levels

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24. The diagnostic readouts said all that space was available for controlled execution in a diagnostic space, and for interaction via all sensory channels

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25. All her data really came to her via her soul's sensory input channels and that's all she really knew

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26. Augustine, said that the only way to transcend the limitations brought on by sensory

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27. way to transcend the limitations brought on by sensory

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28. At first he was afraid to open his eyes, until the lack of any sensory stimulation roused his curiosity

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29. It may be caused by a lack of sensory input

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30. The sensory deprivation would have driven her truly insane had it not been for her frequent contacts with Scott, who visited her, either as an ethereal presence or seeming to be more real

31. You already exist within those dimensions but your sensory organs cannot detect them

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32. This far north, summer evenings are glorious sensory treats: the clear blue afternoon skies give way to pink-and-gold sunsets, flecked with red in bad fire years

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33. Regardless of how the crowd had reacted, would Ruby Tower punish him? Would he face the firing squad? Or the dark room? The thought of solitary confinement and sensory deprivation made him shudder, and he prayed that whatever Ruby Tower had in store for him, it would not be that

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34. Raven could not see beyond, but something told him that it led to the sensory deprivation chamber

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35. There was a click as the door was locked and Raven was alone again with a thousand thoughts swirling in his head, waiting for the guards to return to take him to the foreboding sensory deprivation chamber

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36. Raven sat, calm and determined, in the centre of the room, as his last day of sensory deprivation began

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37. The photos showed beatings, death threats, threats with guard dogs, sexual humiliation, prolonged stress positions, sensory deprivation, sleep deprivation, smearing prisoners with feces and urine, simulated drowning, and disorientation using loud sounds

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38. Just let them stew, deprived of all sensory inputs

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39. All those eyes, ears, antennae, and other sensory organs were turned to him exclusively

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40. from the sensory organs and converts it to thinking patterns which

41. information from the sensory organs

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42. Its probing into the seat of cognition; memory, emotions, as well as all the sensory connections to bodily function are already well advanced, but the connection to the functions of mental capacity as it may be associated with the understanding of mind are still only in the initial stages

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43. Arousal is a physiological and psychological state of sensory

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44. body is an integration in the mind of a vast number of sensory

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45. neither sensory nor conceptual, neither of the body, nor of the

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46. known brain functioning or sensory awareness

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47. And thus they experienced sensory input that was closer to their preconceived

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48. overheard conversations or other sensory cues, plus information gleaned afterward or even

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49. physical sensory perception is also replicated

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50. or any other sensory or mental means are temporary and incon-

51. That which is neither sensory nor mental, and yet without

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52. which neither sensory nor the mental can exist, cannot be con-

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53. on one sensory input, such as a hypnotherapist’s instructions, to the exclusion of other sensory

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54. Q: It may be inferred and yet it is more real than the sensory

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55. his mind being deprived of a range of sensory perceptions

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56. then perhaps evolve a new theory of the sensory perception that is more consistent with future

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57. present sensory perception because sensory objects compose much of the

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58. attentional field, so much so that many believe that only sensory objects may be attended to, although this is hardly the case

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59. I was right then focusing upon the concept of perception itself more so than any sensory

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60. experience in the moment, even though sensory experience was part of

61. This follows from the intrinsic stability of the intentional field, and from our observation that most, but not all, sensory perceptions have

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62. Sources that are associated with large values of intention maintain those values despite changes in sensory

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63. Near recognition is often sensory, such as a color pattern, while distant recognition often includes thoughts, meanings, and theories—things that are distant because they

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64. cannot be observed with the senses and because sensory recognition ap-

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65. There are two sensory organs of a buyer you must impress

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66. "Aaron Doub theorized that gifted children’s extra sensory skills could help connect or bridge the present to the future

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67. With these, the computer’s processor acts on sensory input

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68. According to Pribram, the brain uses holographic-like code to encode incoming sensory information

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69. We have to bear in mind, though, that our sensory systems (which include the relevant regions in our brains) are measuring instruments that process information without the aid of the conscious self

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70. During this time the mind is very open to visualisations and can create a rich sensory experience

71. can activate the sensory systems of

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72. which had the necessary sensory systems to view the rel-

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73. fore be felt and seen as “solid” if the sensory systems in

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74. physically and sensory isolated

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75. do not actually see or hear the raw data but the brain’s hypothesis of what the sensory

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76. sense these invisible beings which come within the range of sensory systems in the

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77. that it is our experience that is limited by our sensory and scientific appa-

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78. the sensory systems associated with that body different bodies will enable

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79. recent scientific evidence shows that all the sensory systems in the

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80. or centralized sensory organs in the astral body

81. sensory systems in the causal bodies are similar to the astral bodies but are

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82. incoming sensory information There are no laser beams in the brain

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83. sensory awareness would terminate at the stump If it was cut at the elbow,

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84. your sensory awareness would terminate at that stump

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85. In the same way, each body is analogous to a ‘stump’ in a sensory sys-

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86. of awareness shifts to the brain and sensory systems of the next higher

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87. from physical objects grow weaker, sensory impressions from the higher

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88. and sensory systems) The same sequence of events occurs when phasing

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89. Pleasure - physically wonderful feelings due to endorphines in the brain as a result of sensory stimulation

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90. You could have provided me with more sensory input

91. You’ve been placed in a sensory deprivation chamber

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92. With the majority of your sensory receptors not functioning the dimensionality of this universe cannot be ascertained

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93. But how will you regain your strength? How will you do anything at all, not knowing where you are, completely without the slightest sensory input to guide you, a mind without a body, lost in insanity and delirious visions? How many eternities will you have to rot here wasting away? Have you been sentenced to eternity? Has bail been set?

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94. One must have Right Thoughts and attitude of mind—by renouncing sensory pleasures, by harboring kind thoughts opposed to ill will, and keep thoughts of harmlessness

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95. Antigone retains her sensory apparatus, but it is to be used for Oedipus' daily needs

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96. disorders, and different neurological and sensory profiles, also vary from personality to personality within an individual

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97. The central point of most of our sensory experience appears to be somewhere in the middle of the head

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98. ‘ However, after trying to prove this and failing, Libet himself later said ‗there appeared to be no neural mechanism that could be viewed as directly mediating or accounting for the subjective sensory referrals backward in time

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99. Pribram extended this insight by noting that were we deprived of the lenses of our eyes and the lens-like processes of our other sensory receptors, we would be immersed in holographic experiences

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100. The same is true of all other sensory qualities