Immersive, multi-sensory experiences drive better recall than single sensory experiences.
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Heavy, abrasive music, Kundalini breathing exercises, and sensory deprivation create an overwhelming sensory experience.
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At least five N.F.L. teams have opened sensory rooms, with seven others having undertaken measures of sensory inclusiveness such as staff training and sensory bags, according to the league.
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The sensory adapted costumes don't have tags or other additions that kids with sensory processing disorders might find bothersome.
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Inclusive spaces for sensory needs in major sports arenas There will be nine NFL football franchises this season that will be considered sensory-inclusive certified, and make sensory bags available to fans who might need them.
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Eagleman, too, has developed a sensory-substitution device, called the VEST (Versatile Extra-Sensory Transducer), which will become available in 2018.
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We provide sensory tools and recommendations to make simple modifications so an individual with sensory needs is able to enjoy anything.
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The Ohio State Fair will host a sensory-friendly morning to accommodate autistic people or those with special sensory needs, WDTN reported.
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Day 5: In which I question the nature of reality in sensory deprivation tank Joe Rogan is huge proponent of sensory deprivation tanks.
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"We, the people of the Sensory Community, decree that sensory issues exist and are worthy of your attention, understanding, and acceptance," its manifesto says.
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But more broadly, ASMR posts generally seek to trigger an autonomous sensory meridian response—a tingly feeling provoked by certain noises and sensory inputs.
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"The melting [of ice cream] gives an additional sensory experience unlike other types of foods, because you don't get the same transformation [from other foods]," explained Alina N. Stelick, a scientist who runs sensory tests on ice cream at Cornell University's Sensory Evaluation Center.
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In an effort to accommodate guests with sensory sensitivities, the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo carnival will hold a special "sensory friendly" day this year.
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At least one out of every 20 people may be affected by sensory processing disorder (SPD), according to the STAR Institute for Sensory Processing Disorder.
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While a lot of the focus of VR is sensory, there are a number of considerations for those with physical disability rather than a sensory loss.
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The phenomenon—also sometimes referred to as 'sensory integration dysfunction' or 'sensory processing disorder'—was first described in the 1970s by the occupational therapist Jean Ayres.
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These methods involve training stadium workers to recognize and respond properly to those experiencing sensory overload; offering sensory bags that include items like headphones and earplugs, weighted lap pads, sunglasses and fidget toys; and creating sensory rooms where distressed fans can decompress before returning to their seats.
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The homunculus shows the parts of the body with the most sensory receptors, feet being one of those body parts with a massive amount of sensory receptors.
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One is that sensory regions of the brain occasionally show spontaneous activity that is usually suppressed and corrected by real sensory data coming in from the world.
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" The athlete can then adjust on the fly "in order to account for the mismatch between the sensory inflow they're experiencing and the sensory inflow they expected.
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Sensory intermixing Synesthesia is a biological condition that causes some people's senses to cross over, so one kind of sensory response is produced by stimulation of another sense.
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MUNCHIES: From a show that is so heavy in sensory details, what are some standout sensory experience memories that you keep lingering on all this time after production?
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The park also offers low sensory areas, noise-cancelling headphones and officials have developed a pre-visit sensory guide to help families plan activities that suits their child's needs.
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In 2018, the Buffalo Bills' New Era Field became certified as a sensory-inclusive stadium through KultureCity, the same organization that the Eagles partnered with for their sensory room.
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To induce hyposmia, they wiped out the mice's functioning olfactory sensory neurons with a corrosive chemical and used a drug to replace them with ciliopathic olfactory sensory neurons instead.
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On a more physical level, Harrington noted that my sensory fibers (nerves that send sensory messages to the brain) could be negatively impacted by the blockage in my spine.
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We thus become subject to not sensory overload but sensory underload — when incomparably strong sensations muscle out those that lay a weaker claim on our capacity to attend to the world.
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"Bacon is too perfect for words," said Gail Vance Civille, founder and president of Sensory Spectrum, a consulting firm that helps companies learn how sensory cues drive consumer perceptions of products.
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While most people can easily process background stimulation, like a dog barking or nearby group of people chatting, those with sensory sensitivity can struggle to handle this kind of surrounding sensory information.
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The sensory effects, particularly those created by the megaphones, are profound, not unlike the tingling feelings people get while watching online A.S.M.R. videos, which depict a phenomenon called autonomous sensory meridian response.
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"While neural mechanisms of hypnagogia haven't been sufficiently studied, it seems that rigid frontal brain control of sensory input loosens in drowsiness, resulting in the generation of unpredictable sensory experiences," Noreika told me.
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The results showed that those with a strong meditation background had increased gray matter in several areas of the brain, including the auditory and sensory cortex, as well as insula and sensory regions.
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A study published this week in the open-access journal Translational Psychiatry offers a new way into the question of sensory processing in schizophrenic via a process known as sensory (or neural) adaptation.
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"To me the future of entertainment is sensory," Gutierrez said.
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I have no visual, audio, emotional, or otherwise sensory experience.
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And so companies create products that meet people's sensory needs.
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Like we said: awesome, with a side of sensory overload.
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The Empress is usually symbolic of material and sensory abundance.
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Sensory deprivation tanks are nothing new in the beauty world.
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So you could create a sort of group sensory experience.
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The SEMA show is a sensory overload of automotive excess.
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This is the world of ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response).
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It's kind of like being in a sensory deprivation tank.
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The primary sensory input comes from the camera of course.
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Depression is sensory deprivation of the body, mind, and soul.
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It's called autonomous sensory meridian response, widely known as ASMR.
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Show and tell What's the point of this sensory overload?
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It's called Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, or ASMR for short.
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From what, apart from sheer sensory exhaustion, do they spring?
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"This is a window into human sensory experience," Hanson says.
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After five decades examining sensory structures, Cajal died in 1934.
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To recover, we slip into vacuums free of sensory input.
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My whole mind soon shut off, lost in sensory overload.
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These sequin fabrics give them a sensory experience beyond color.
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An estimated one in 20 kids have sensory processing problems.
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So sensory experience isn't enough to compel belief and allegiance.
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He sits up front, to lessen the reeking sensory overload.
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He suspected he had accidentally stumbled upon another sensory trap.
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These sensory impressions reveal stories of ecological health and interconnection.
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We're interested in the sensory neurons that innervate the skin.
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It helps improve her coordination, muscle strength and sensory issues.
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There is something very poetic about her writing; it's sensory.
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"I'm not looking to get into sensory overload," he said.
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These are thought to be mechanisms that mute sensory overloads.
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Are they holding onto a sensory trace of the lost?
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It is sensory overload; I have to block it out.
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"Food companies are interested in selling products that people want," said Gail Civille, founder and president of Sensory Spectrum, a consulting firm that helps companies learn how sensory cues drive consumer perceptions of products.
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After the Cleveland Cavaliers became the first professional sports team to create a sensory inclusive room in their stadium, the NBA partnered with KultureCity to make 19 arenas sensory-inclusive before the 2018-2019 season.
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The theory holds that, if sensory input is lacking during a crucial phase, the brain will fail to develop normally, remaining unable to process that kind of information even if sensory input is later restored.
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"I almost think of it as giving you an opportunity to see what sensory perception must have been like when you were an infant," Michael Proulx, an experimental psychologist who studies sensory substitution, told me.
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"It blew us away to learn about how our lamp could help kids with sensory issues," Mr. Moiz said, who has since added other sensory-related products, like weighted blankets, for sale on the website.
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When no existing term could meet both conditions, she made up a new one: Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response, or A.S.M.R. She started with "autonomous" because it was a feeling from within; "sensory" was self-explanatory.
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His newest show, Sensory Garden, exhibits at beinArt gallery in Melbourne.
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He had major speech and language delays and sensory-processing issues.
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Experiencing Albers's work up close reveals sensory details that photographs dull.
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Zen out Sensory overload: two great words to describe an airport.
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Basically a lot happens very quickly and it's a sensory overload.
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Indeed, the brain (among other things) is a sensory processing device.
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Update: Eleven isn't the only one who uses sensory deprivation tanks.
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A new Intel partnership with Sensory is hoping to solve that.
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These two schools were revolutionary in their attention to sensory detail.
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"Fibromyalgia is a disorder of disordered sensory processing," explains Dr. Staud.
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This translates into a multi-sensory and symbolic experience of suffering.
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Students with autism spectrum disorder, Down syndrome, sensory processing disorder, etc.
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I'm definitely into sensory play in a lot of kinky ways.
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It all comes back to what we call multi-sensory data.
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It is entertainment, social lubricant, creative stimulant, sensory experience, delicious beverage.
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As a brain ages, its ability to process sensory stimuli slows.
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Inside, though, I was suffering from loneliness, anxiety and sensory overload.
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Indeed, the experience would be a sensory overload for many adults.
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Learning how to use a sensory-substitution device is hard work.
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Be prepared to have all your emotional and sensory buttons pushed.
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Although not everyone with sensory processing issues have autism, many do.
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The show itself, it must be said, is a sensory thrill.
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Past Tense When a storm hits, it's a full sensory experience.
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Book a "soft sleeper" if you need sensory deprivation to rest.
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Crema offers the right mix of mild unpredictability and sensory reassurance.
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Cobb and the other women went into a sensory deprivation tank.
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As an installation, "Manifesto" may have seemed like a sensory onslaught.
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He emphasized that firsthand sensory overload would be the best teacher.
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For sheer sensory excitement, Habitat could not and cannot be matched.
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These sounds can create an autonomous sensory meridian response, or ASMR.
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But recipes are inherently limited when it comes to sensory information.
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The music reaches a pitch of intense volume, almost sensory overload.
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Pete: The VR focuses John's perceptive and sensory experience of blindness.
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Exiting back into the museum hallway's stillness provides tangible sensory relief.
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The horizon plays a sensory part in I Scream, as well.
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"Sensory deprivation and sensory overload are common themes from this movement and we wanted to take them and turn them into infinitely looping VR meditations that people could disappear into for hours on end," Aramique explains.
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He often sees music in colors, along with other odd sensory crossfires.
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An hour in VR is like swimming in a sensory deprivation tank.
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He needs occupational therapy for sensory issues, at nearly $200 per session.
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FED UP explores food issues including sustainability, sensory experience, waste, and fermentation.
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It's a multi-sensory experience where colors and music carry the narrative.
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The neutrality is supposed to eliminate sensory distractions that might impact taste.
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The neutrality is supposed to eliminate sensory distractions that might impact taste.
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Video, audio, and sensory effects amp up the thrill factor even more.
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They also offer what Skullcandy calls Sensory Bass and 360-degree audio.
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Their invention is a sensory sleeve that fits over a knitted glove.
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"With every piece, I hope to present a sensory experience," he explains.
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"The nose is the whole shebang for its sensory system," Catania said.
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You may have these nightmarish sensory experiences that can seem very real.
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"Sensory deprivation is essentially mindfulness, and mindfulness is quite controversial," Wing says.
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There is one sensory arena where sharks excel, but it isn't smell.
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There can also be sensory hypersensitivity, or sensitivity to light and sound.
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They brought only new sensory experiences, though, no meaningful or lasting impressions.
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It's a sensory overload that matches the song's fuzzed-out, mechanized intensity.
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Sensory bags are also available at guest services locations around the stadium.
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Only the truly wealthy can indulge their fantasies with genuine sensory responses.
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"What is important is the sensory delight of the females," he added.
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"Autism consists of social/communication disorders and behavioral/sensory disorders," Garver said.
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Fall in the Napa Valley is one of those unexpected sensory delights.
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They promise nothing except sensory gratification, and I like that about them.
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It's like having a new sensory organ; an added level of perception.
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Perhaps one of the richest sensory experiences I've ever had in games.
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When one sensory organ closes, it seems, other pathways open to compensate.
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I moderated a session the other day about sensory experiences with audio.
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Forced nudity, sensory deprivation and endless light or dark were considered routine.
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Others, though, see the need for a bulwark against this sensory pollution.
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Maybe "After" is about the last sensory burst just before brain death.
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"Being at sea, there is a lot of sensory deprivation," he said.
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Collet-Serra has created a movie that excels on a sensory level.
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"I started doing...what we call a sensory-based intervention," says Gee.
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Some sports stadiums have put in sensory rooms that are sound-proofed.
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Often, those sensory rooms are only in one area of a stadium.
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ASMR, or or autonomous sensory meridian response, was also a top term.
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But Hong Kong, with its constant sensory overload, is easy to enjoy.
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Even today, sensory representations drive memory in ways mere memorization can't touch.
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Unfortunately, the movie falls shy of providing the same sensory thrill ride.
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The outcome can hardly be called beautiful, sublime, decorative, or even sensory.
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The effect, combined with beautiful graphic imagery, creates a forceful sensory experience.
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"If they are single stall, they can be used as a decompression space for those who are hypersensitive to sensory and emotional stimuli and experience sensory overload," says Walsh, which is something that's common but stigmatized at shows.
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The sensory neurons that mediate fly larval nociception have some similarity to ours (most specifically, vertebrate C-fiber nociceptors)—they play similar sensory roles, they look the same (naked dendritic projections to the epidermis), and they are unmyelinated.
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Several teams whose stadiums don't have sensory rooms offer sensory kits that include tools like noise-cancelling headphones for guests who may need them, including the New York Jets and Giants' MetLife Stadium and the Seahawks' CenturyLink Field.
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Twenty-six N.B.A. teams have taken steps to make their arenas sensory inclusive with staff training and the availability of sensory bags, with the goal being all 30 teams, said Kathy Behrens, the league's president of social responsibility.
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After four weeks of playing games designed to help kids with sensory problems, researchers found a significant improvement in attention skills among a subset of 20 kids with sensory issues who also had attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
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Diego V. Bohórquez, an assistant professor of medicine at Duke University School of Medicine, had previously found that there are sensory cells in the gut lining that are similar to sensory cells on the tongue or in the nose.
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" Some also reported "pressurelike" or "vibratory" sensory stimuli, and many in the study also reported that the source of the sound and sensory stimuli appeared to both be coming from a specific direction and "localized to a precise area.
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The Eagles are the first NFL franchise to open a sensory room, constructed in the off season, exclusively for fans with sensory challenges who might need to decompress from all the excitement and noise happening out by the field.
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So, originally, the scientists wanted to study more about that spidey sensory experience.
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"Our findings suggest that sensory lateralisation facilitates mother–infant bonding," the study reads.
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It's a panic attack in a sensory deprivation tank—techno as exposure therapy.
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The multi-sensory experience aims to show people's relationship with the natural world.
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Sensory deprivation through blindfolding is a good way to heighten your other senses.
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They both scratch an itch that appeals to us on a sensory level.
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Words like "velvet" activated the sensory cortex (which processes "feelings") of the brain.
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This multi-sensory show (touching is fine) feels wondrous, generous, nutritive, and thrilling.
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I give them a lot of things so they can have sensory play.
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Enrich it with sensory adjectives and really paint a picture with your words.
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Target also unveiled of a series of sensory-friendly home items this spring.
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I asked some experts in the sensory and food technology fields for insight.
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The total effect is something like a video game, a hypnotic sensory overload.
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But for people who are sensitive to sensory stimulation, it can be debilitating.
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Sensory information is processed among brain cells in complex patterns that continually change.
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About that sensory experience: Technically speaking, Cheddar and Sour Cream Ruffles are flawless.
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This is Entheon, a spiritual center at the forefront of a sensory reawakening.
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Lobsters can't see clear images or colors; antennas are their main sensory organs.
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A sensory link discussed far less often is that of taste and hearing.
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Light, limning the door, inscribed the sensory circuits on her hands with gold.
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So there's precedent now for multi-modal sensory feedback from an artificial limb.
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We went to a big department store that gave me total sensory overload.
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His work at Columbia focused on how sensory and motor neurons coordinate movements.
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My son is autistic — sensory processing issues go hand in hand with autism.
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Similarly, the material may find interesting future applications as sensory skin for robots.
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Our brains and sensory organs are just as biased as any other creature's.
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"[It's] sensory overload when you come to a theme park," Toth tells PEOPLE.
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But there are other sensory benefits to DogTV, like its calming auditory sounds.
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Vocations Henry Yeung, 29, is a sensory analyst at Driscoll's in Watsonville, Calif.
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It's very sensory and you experience your organs in a totally different way.
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Some children may need occupational therapy for sensory issues; others have language delays.
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"This is the simplest sensory circuit that you could possibly have," Liberman said.
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So here is the requisite unboxing of the acronym: autonomous sensory meridian response.
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" The Thunder's sensory room gave Howell the opportunity to "start a new list.
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McKenzie, herself a mother of four, read up on sensory sensitivity and autism.
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"They want you to become a connoisseur of sensory pleasure," Mercree told me.
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And, you know, the software itself, the Sensory Percussion itself is extremely powerful.
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It would be more accurate to describe it as full-on sensory overload.
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The Sahara is still the most enrapturing sensory experience of the whole festival.
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To get back to the other thing you raised — what's the sensory response?
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"A chocolate chip cookie is a brilliant contrast among the flavors and among the textures," said Gail Vance Civille, founder and president of Sensory Spectrum, a consulting firm that helps companies learn how sensory cues drive consumer perceptions of products.
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Pham Condello, Managing Librarian of Youth Services at Old Bridge Library, leads a sensory play program for children ages two-18 who are on the Autism spectrum, where they can improve social play, develop fine motor skills, and explore sensory stations.
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More generally, I have no sensory experience in my mind of any discernible nature.
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On the sensory overload front, Godzilla: King of the Monsters delivers by blunt force.
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Extra functionality, augmented sensory perceptions—it all adds to the richness of human experience.
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A key part of improving the reading of neuron signals is understanding sensory feedback.
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Every visual, musical and sensory experience was different and more intense than the last.
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That's right, slithering right into the so-called sensory deprivation tank — eek — mid-treatment.
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The "here and now," and the chemicals that modulate that, are about sensory experience.
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I'm calling it a catastrophe and I feel it ... call it extra-sensory perception.
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So, all of this non sensory has somehow made it into the White House.
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In the far future, this technology could be used for sensory or motor augmentation.
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Also, sensation is not restored with these techniques, since those involve different sensory pathways.
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If only the sensory overload were hallucinatory or simply less fettered and more fun.
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They evaluated each dish using a sensory evaluation sheet, including taste, texture and odor.
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Turns out, my skin loves a sensory overload show just as much as Madonna.
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AI is the brain function, robotics and sensory as analogues of our human senses.
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It demands that every sensory experience, not just the taste, by reproduced practically flawlessly.
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Plainly put, it's a bit of sensory overload, yet it actually looks quite incredible.
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The guidelines focus on things like sensory reach, mobility, light and color, and acoustics.
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Of course, several fellow Poveristi staged similar amalgamations of incongruent materials and sensory effects.
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The implantation is not painful since there aren't any sensory neurons in the brain.
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It can 'learn' how to control movements in microgravity despite the altered sensory inputs.
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Naturally, the brain has a built in reward mechanism for making good sensory predictions.
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It should be an area for them to allow their sensory system to calm.
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And last year, the Texas State Fair offered sensory-friendly mornings once a week.
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Bird brains track sensory input and dole out chemical rewards based on song quality.
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Participants wear a haptic suit that tracks their movement and provides a sensory experience.
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Not for the faint of heart, this show fires on all the sensory cylinders.
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"Pain is a multifaceted symptom, which includes sensory, cognitive, and emotional components," he wrote.
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The training covers areas like sensory awareness, environment, motor and social skills and more.
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Giles is interested in the relationship between this kind of sensory substitution and synaesthesia.
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I climbed out of that sensory deprivation tank with a renewed sense of purpose.
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Our son is autistic and suffers from sensory processing disorder making shopping almost impossible.
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These experiences are graphic, compelling and pull at the sensory strings of the user.
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And one in six Americans has some type of sensory vulnerability, said Dr. Maha.
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Overwhelming in every sense of the word, Marrakesh is a city of sensory indulgence.
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Giles is interested in the relationship between this kind of sensory substitution and synesthesia.
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From these never-ending cycles of sensory input and motor output, we create ourselves.
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The visual and sensory input of a barn and stable setting provides additional stimulation.
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But beyond all of that, applying Kyrpis' Body Elixir is a truly sensory experience.
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Her own research has investigated other sensory experiences during sleep, such as light exposure.
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"Amniotic fluid and mother's milk have a lot of sensory information," she told me.
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Greengrass's style replicates our own sensory information gathering systems, as if unprocessed by thought.
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There he saw a presentation on a novel surgery called Targeted Sensory Reinnervation (TSR).
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But I do find much sensory pleasure, social ease, and intellectual gratification in booze.
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"One of the hallmarks of our culture is the incessant sensory stimulation," Sofer says.
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Pumpkin spice historians trace its origins as a sensory superstar to Starbucks in 2003.
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That song [Zonked] in particular is very much about that feeling of sensory overload.
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This is accomplished with a mixture of high and low tech multi-sensory technology.
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Women would enter sensory deprivation tanks to simulate the feeling of being in space.
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No, because the intimate sensory experience of food is taking it into your body.
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That's one of the brain's superpowers: finding meaning within relentless floods of sensory data.
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I would suggest you do them as separate activities for an optimum sensory experience.
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Mud crabs likely detect the chemicals with sensory organs on antennas, mouthparts or legs.
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Take that lesson to heart and wear your sensory-pleasing coat with contrasting textures.
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With its mundane materials, minimalism was a return to the basics of sensory perception.
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But they can also plant tomatoes or roam in a sensory garden with butterflies.
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ASMR sounds for autonomous sensory meridian response, and it's been a trend on YouTube.
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But to me it was almost sensory overload — booth after booth of magnificent keyboards.
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But this emphasis on sensory detail comes at the cost of the big picture.
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This man was up in every available sensory input of every single passer-by.
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It is essential for voluntary muscle control, sensory perceptions, abstract thinking, memory and language.
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Still, said Dr. Koroshetz, sensory treatment is likely to be safe for most people.
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Artists' books can be multi-sensory experiences, taking readers on visual and tactile journeys.
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Its authors propose exploring alternative means that privilege sensory and analogue modes of navigation.
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"In the future I hope we see more airlines and airports experimenting with ways to reduce the stress and sensory overload associated with airports and planes, either by creating sensory rooms or even by rethinking how the airport is designed," Crane said.
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Sweetness: The biggest driver of the 'F-factor' The No. 1 driver of ice cream cravings is its sweetness, explained Gail Civille, founder and president of Sensory Spectrum, a consulting firm that helps companies learn how sensory cues drive consumer perceptions of products.
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A blindfold provides sensory deprivation, says Myisha Battle, a certified sex coach in San Francisco.
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Because experts say that's the maximum for sensory deprivation before the participants lose their minds.
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" Trinkaus and Villotte say it was "a serious sensory deprivation for a Pleistocene hunter-gatherer.
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Snailfish are well suited for deep waters, featuring well-developed sensory pores on their heads.
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These sensory and social challenges made it tough for them to play any team sport.
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Remember, recurring sensory experiences are one of the first symptoms you've been infected by Farouk.
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Did Nenad Sestan and his team create the most nightmarish sensory deprivation tank ever assembled?
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It made no sense, Boas decided, to talk about a general law of sensory thresholds.
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Staff discovered him in a sensory deprivation flotation tank, according to his colleague Tristan Roberts.
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That means the sensory pleasures stem from seeing new actors seek to inhabit these roles.
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Essentially, the animal seems to know that it is controlling the sensory world around it.
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Plains Cree filmmaker Thirza Cuthand and Algonquin filmmaker Caroline Monnet's works create ultra-sensory worlds.
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Well, it's that, but also all sorts of sensory technology that they're not acknowledging, right?
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The same year, the Miami Dolphins announced a sensory room at their Hard Rock Stadium.
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Several groups of researchers are therefore working on ways to extend smart speakers' sensory ranges.
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With over 30k raised, we are looking into opening sensory rooms in 2-3 schools!!
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Her sensory issues and Ehlers-Danlos syndrome also made it unbearable to eat particular foods.
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It made no sense to my family, as they all had fully functioning sensory systems.
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"To engage the user, sometimes that multi-sensory experience really adds a lot," says Rizzo.
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Meanwhile, the areas of the brain responsible for visual and sensory information were largely similar.
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It happens in three ways: through sensory overload, collisions and communitas (a sense of community).
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Despite some sensory overload, there's no denying he can still weave mind-blowing action sequences.
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The startup's product, LooxidVR, is a system to interpret all the sensory input it's gathering.
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Rooster Teeth's documentary division is delving into the world of autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR).
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All of it amenable to use by people with mobility, sensory, intellectual, and hidden disabilities.
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"The sounds were often associated with pressurelike or vibratory sensory stimuli," according to the study.
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What are some of the best sensory words and phrases you both came up with?
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"On this very sensory, somatic level, I couldn't bond with another human being," she said.
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It's not entirely clear why your brain's reward pathways are triggered by certain sensory experiences.
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"From your brain's perspective, your body is just another source of sensory input," Barrett writes.
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She's all about that sensory experience to the point where she'll overlook major red flags.
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A kind of accumulated moral and sensory horror at once exhausts and turbo-charges awareness.
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I'm trying to recreate the sensory overload you get in a big city, you know?
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I hate to use these words, but it's intoxicating from a sensory and physical standpoint.
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Her skin trembled with emotion, blurring her sensory circuits and giving her respite from input.
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Carter's special needs include sensory processing disorder, so he usually can't wear shirts with buttons.
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But the movie, advertised as a "sensory experience," ultimately treats the sociological context as secondary.
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NB: We always envisioned the show as a visual feast, opulent and rich and sensory.
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Via this protein, they observed the rodents' neurological activity as they received various sensory inputs.
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The idea for this particular book came out of the sensory details of the wars.
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The sensory-motor areas of the brain were active right away, in around 200 milliseconds.
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But hunger didn't affect the parts of the brain relaying sensory information about the stimuli.
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But now sensory bias is considered an important part of the evolution of these preferences.
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Even the Eagles mascot, Swoop, prepared how to best visit with fans with sensory needs.
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When an animal is fooled by a false environmental cue, it's called a sensory trap.
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"We'll make the space sensory-friendly, and we'll train the staff ahead of time," Mrs.
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"A seemingly simple plaything actually provides so many important sensory experiences for kids," she said.
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After he went blind, Dr. John Hull used sound to rediscover a rich sensory universe.
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The poem is a series of dispatches from the emerging sensory world outside the window.
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Personal accounts from prisoners describe sensory overload techniques, like playing music incessantly for 12 hours.
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It will then be tested in a lab, with sensory experts and then with consumers.
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Upon reaching the hammocks, or cocoons, Steffan and Riitta lead guests through sensory relaxation exercises.
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Simply, this is how the brain changes its response to a continuous, unchanging sensory input.
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While you're sleeping, Wamsley explains, sensory regions of the brain become active without outside input.
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"You have caramelized sugar with cooked egg and dairy, and it unifies beautifully with the vanilla and brown spirits," said Gail Vance Civille, founder and president of Sensory Spectrum, a consulting firm that helps companies learn how sensory cues drive consumer perceptions of products.
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Gray matter is responsible for many key functions, including muscle control, emotions, memory and sensory perception.
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I've had a couple of dreams, but there was no visual or sensory component to them.
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"I've never done a sensory-friendly experience and was really excited about it," she tells PEOPLE.
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The first is a just having the simple sensory experience of stimulus going on and off.
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"Today, our customers expect to be entertained and brought together to share memorable, engaging sensory experiences."
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Our brains are constantly filtering an unfathomable amount of sensory inputs: sounds, smells, visuals, and more.
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If you are the sort of person for it is: subtle, sensory, and Very Good Indeed.
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February 11: Sangram Majumdar Sangram Majumdar's paintings engage deeply with the sensory experience of the world.
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Written and recorded from May to November 2017, the resulting record unspools with hyper-sensory delight.
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He often performs in complete darkness to amp up the sensory deprivation effect to sadistic extremes.
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It's essentially a sensory deprivation tank, and Reality Steve's Stockholm syndrome metaphor doesn't seem far off.
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Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response is not a medical term, despite the clinical nature of the wording.
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You think she means to reassure you, but your last sensory deprivation experience didn't exactly fly.
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In certain cases, peeling is less of a sensory experience than it is a mental one.
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In other words, do both heads receive sensory information from all parts of the shared body?
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Work on the sensory feedback that humans experience when they grip an object has barely begun.
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Sensory is promising the same kind of capability for any laptop or tablet manufacturer going forwards.
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Last spring, surgeons implanted four tiny microelectrode arrays into the sensory cortex area of Copeland's brain.
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This song activates a whole host of sensory memory for me in terms of smell, feeling.
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Unless they were there, they can't get the first sensory or emotional blunt of the experience.
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Because every time I go outside in New York City, it's screaming sirens and sensory overload.
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These are all common themes for what are known as autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR) videos.
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It was like eating food without flavor, offering less sensory thrill than a glass of Soylent.
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The New Mexico State Fair is offering a sensory station for its entire run this year.
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It's basically a sensory activity, like fondling lots of nice blankets or having sex on ecstasy.
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A sensory deprivation tank is a lightless, soundproof, pod filled with Epsom salt and salt water.
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"Our son is autistic and suffers from sensory processing disorder making shopping almost impossible," she wrote.
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She just remembers the floating suddenness, like a sensory deprivation tank, dark and calm and solo.
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" Without a sensory room at the stadium, she said, "We might hesitate coming again with him.
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It shifts attention from the object itself to the sensory, intuitive and cognitive experience of it.
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Surely a vibrator can't actually reduce the functioning of the clit's 8,000 sensory nerve endings, right?
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Together they all present very sensory experiences and tell very "human" narratives about communication and relationships.
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Given the performance's speed and the pileup of sensory input, it's impossible to take everything in.
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It found that so-called "canine sensory processing sensitivity" (c-SPS) is a measurable personality dimension.
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So it's late on a Saturday night and you want to build a sensory deprivation chamber?
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The minimalist show is meant to explore the sensory overload and choice saturation of contemporary culture.
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The shenanigans have delighted locals and online followers alike, and Sensory Lab certainly aren't complaining either.
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This makeshift sensory-deprivation room is often the only opportunity she has to generate new ideas.
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Arena staff will be trained by medical professionals to recognize and handle a sensory overload situation.
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Software was designed to relay hazards and preferred navigation paths directly into Nathan Copeland's sensory cortex.
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The course was a sensory strobe light, moving rapidly from rich to delicate, subtle to sharp.
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The related sensory and emotional experiences are also filed, but in effect, separated into sub-directories.
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His "interventions" will alter the park's "sensory environment" by reshaping its ambient air field, she said.
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"I was thinking about sensory overload while making this series," Pelc-McArthur tells The Creators Project.
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Sensory organs are among the most effective targets: you have the eyes, ears, nose and mouth.
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It's a sensory feast, featuring rapid-fire imagery interlaced with some racy dialogue from Queen Bey.
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ASMR, or autonomous sensory meridian response, is a pleasurable tingling sensation in the head and scalp.
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This doesn't extend to treating sensory processing disorders, post-traumatic stress, and anxiety, the statement adds.
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Yet even as agony seared through Nenadi's sensory circuits, peace blossomed— Humanity had many more arks.
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I asked Oliver Mason, a clinical psychologist at University College London who specializes in sensory deprivation.
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I loved the purple color I chose, and the toppings added more to the sensory experience.
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Those who survive the shockwave go mad and are driven to violence by the sensory overload.
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Inside there are several cushions and some hand-held sensory toys in a felt bin nearby.
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Explorer The musician Dessa took a sensory tour in the city with the synesthete LJ Rich.
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The three of us walked slowly, on account of both the wires and the sensory bombardment.
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Or that tactile and taste metaphors (rough and sweet) also activate sensory regions of the brain.
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It also seeks to expand the boundaries of sensory experiences, with fascinating implications for artistic representations.
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But their notion of accessibility extends to "sensory diversity," so text is both projected and spoken.
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Since her marital bed had been her sick bed, she refurbished the bedroom with sensory stimulants.
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The White House authorized the C.I.A. to carry out waterboardings, sensory deprivation and prolonged stress positions.
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Ykoruk says the sensory-inclusive amenities make a football game something his family can participate in.
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Ampyx trilobites, in contrast, had an anatomy that could have enabled chemical communication and sensory stimulation.
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That's a sensory memory on top of a story memory on top of an experiential memory.
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Despite the resulting sensory overload, "Yen" never quite packs the wallop it so obviously intends to.
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There's a lot of debate about how itch and pain are coded in the sensory neurons.
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Stay too long, though, and you risk sensory overload, or worse, taking the place for granted.
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You could even pair Flappy with this soft sensory book that follows along with his dialogue.
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Part-restaurant and part-psychedelic experience, it's a sensory overload composed of rainbows, glitter and sweets.
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Doctors say they keep the foot because the toes provide important sensory feedback to the brain.
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Baths are now touted as gadget-free zones, retreats from the sensory overload of daily life.
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I had no choice but to give myself over to the pursuit of small, sensory freedoms.
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The crew had 230 hours to create an immersive, multi-sensory experience for thousands of people.
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I mean, can you imagine the sensory overload of Manhattan after being in prison, in solitary?
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Everything is beautifully prepared, but you are overwhelmed by the sensory overload and the branding confusion.
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The exhibition creates an immersive, multi-sensory experience that explores the juxtaposition of utopia and dystopia.
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It's interesting to think of emotions and instincts in terms of colours like that—very sensory.
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The optical sensor output actually exceeds the car's needs, Owens explains, but that's useful in a prototype like this one, and the cameras now handle about as much sensory data gathering as the LiDAR and radar arrays, giving a much higher resolution final fused sensory picture.
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Kohl's clothing will have features including abdominal access, wheelchair-friendly options and sensory-friendly options, such as shirts with flat seams, which are designed specifically for children with autism or sensory processing disorder so they don't feel the clothing pinch or rub too hard against their skin.
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The most recent multisensory development is the connection between food and autonomous sensory meridian response, or A.S.M.R. A newly defined sensory state, A.S.M.R. is a kind of pleasurable shivering or tingling that spreads along the scalp, upper back and shoulders in response to soothing repetitive sounds.
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Only a few species have sensory organs; none have brains, merely ganglia of nerves for coordinating movement.
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Her other son, AJ, has sensory processing issues and dyslexia, which can be associated with lead exposure.
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Our tour of the site was rather rushed, and I credit my sensory overload to lessened sensitivity.
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Rebekah was born with hereditary sensory autonomic neuropathy (HSAN), a hereditary disorder that affects the nervous system.
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The momentum of the spin creates an enjoyable sensory experience that is said to help with concentration.
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It's also targeted towards people who suffer from hyper-sensory disorder or those recovering from facial surgery.
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This is a sensory deprivation tank, or, to give its trade name, an i-sopod floatation tank.
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" Perhaps wisely, most places have rebranded "sensory deprivation" as gentler-sounding "floatation therapy" or just plain "floating.
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There are three tasting areas including an immersive multi-sensory space, and educational workshops for young audiences.
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It's one thing to get high as a way to intensify the sensory enjoyment of good food.
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Antonello says the two start with a vision, creating a relationship and "sensory contact" with the images.
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In other words, it helps us to slow down our sensory experiences and truly appreciate the moment.
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Others—salmon, spiny lobsters, thrush nightingales—may use it for migration and homing, alongside other sensory cues.
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The papers assessed the sensory cognition, physical cognition, spatial cognition, social cognition and self-awareness of animals.
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Bohórquez's postdoctoral fellow, Maya Kaelbere, then grew sensory gut cells of mice in a dish, alongside neurons.
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"I put music on immediately, which helps my auditory and sensory experience with my body," she said.
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ASMR, or "autonomous sensory meridian response," offers these types of sensations from the comfort of your home.
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Rather than a manifestation of Nutella's sensory or emotional qualities, it feels like an office supply store.
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When it comes to pain, insects have sensory neurons that detect potentially damaging heat and mechanical stimuli.
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Not a single moment in Heat is without its sensory evocations, right up until the inevitable end.
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Will VR ever be able to complete the illusion of reality through additional sensory input like touch?
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Solomon is the project manager of a team developing "virtual reality sensory rides" for the new location.
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Eckstrom and Was use the cabin's interior to simulate the sensory overload normally ascribed to art fairs.
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Second, orcas are constantly bombarded by unwanted and unusual sensory disturbances, especially those of an acoustic nature.
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Could sensory processing help explain the personalities of people we might otherwise just think of as 'sensitive'?
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Each of these artists seeks to explore the sensory overload present within each human interaction or experience.
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If you're not aware, 4D showings are like 3D but with several extra doses of sensory overload.
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What are some examples of sensory or environmental influences that can change how we feel our emotions?
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As stadium spectacles grow, teams are finding ways to welcome fans with autism and other sensory challenges.
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But, um... Anyway, let's run this tangy little tongue tapper through the Sensory Snarf Test, shall we?
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The cold can take your breath away, Robyn tells CNBC Make It. "It's sensory overload," she says.
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These kinds of memories are triggered even more easily by sensory inputs (smells, tastes, lighting effects, etc.).
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This might be why we are often greeted by a sensory onslaught everywhere we go this month.
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So there are many factors that go into an ice cream's flavor, sensory appeal and ultimate enjoyment.
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The art of this revival is highly sensory, stimulating to the eye, and often to the hand.
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A colorful and mesmerizing sensory installation brings astronomy to life for the Royal Astronomical Society's 200th anniversary.
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If my raw plant material is not at its peak, then my sensory experience will not function.
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Such circuit logic implemented in the striatum allows the organism to prioritize energy seeking over sensory quality.
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What if there was an instant alternative that could offer the same sensory experience, wherever you are?
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Atlanta may not have the idyllic weather of California or the sensory overload of New York City.
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The Web represents a grand emotional, sensory, and intellectual adventure for anyone willing to explore it actively.
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"We know that deep pressure with a consistent sensory input decreases the level of arousal," he explains.
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"That was a huge sensory overload," says Kira as we stand on the pavement after the screening.
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Both have been influenced by ASMR (Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response) – music that literally gets under your skin.
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"Imagine the ultimate sensory-deprivation tank," a member of the N.I.H.'s Neuroethics Working Group told me.
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A state in which all our metaphysical ideas simply dissolve in the presence of overpowering sensory experience?
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Rather, Rist is inviting us to unguardedly immerse ourselves in the sensory overload of video and music.
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It's autonomous sensory meridian response, and it's when people talk in a certain tone cutting your hair.
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The sensory room officially opened for fans during the Eagles preseason opener against the Titans on Thursday.
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The site offers a sensory lab, a podcasting studio, a kitchen, a packaging center and a stage.
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In separate elaborations they process and integrate sensory inputs and unify worldly orientation, managing biorhythms and hormones.
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You get to explore how your genes might have influenced your appearance, sensory, and other personal characteristics.
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"Kids on the autism spectrum, about 95 percent of them have a sensory processing disturbance," says Gee.
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All of that sensory reinforcement really elevates this to deliver scope and scale and a social experience.
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The sensory pleasures spur and excite—a virtual lick to the ear, a kiss to the neck.
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"We weren't sure what would work but I felt it would decrease the sensory issues," she said.
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Instead, the volunteers experienced "changes in sensory perception and positive mood alteration" -- typical effects of psychedelic drugs.
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All the photos appear on color-saturated backgrounds that add to the sense of wacky sensory overload.
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For Benjamin, human ingenuity and sensory appetite exceeds the surface consumerism and somnambulism of daily city life.
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Depriving young people of sensory and social contact has a heightened risk of serious and lasting effects.
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He explains that he's able to accomplish this bit of alchemy through a technology called Sensory Percussion.
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VR storytelling is at it's best when it's used to give the viewer a heightened sensory awareness.
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Though it's not yet fully understood, motion sickness is believed to be a result of sensory conflicts, when what you see is different from what your vestibular system -- the sensory system that coordinates movement and balance -- is experiencing, according to Mark Shelhamer, chief scientist at NASA's Human Research Program.
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When those sensations are very intense, we typically use emotion concepts to make sense of those sensory inputs.
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The store will have new elements that are tied to emotion and identity — it's truly a sensory experience.
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The sensory stimuli were likened to air "baffling" inside a moving car with the windows partially rolled down.
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A so-called sensory-neutral tasting salon in the Palmaz cave where staff conduct wine and food pairings.
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And even if the level of sensory satisfaction drops, if you start high enough, it won't necessarily matter.
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The music alters the way you interpret what you're looking at, and the whole experience becomes something sensory.
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People on the autism spectrum can be sensitive to sensory triggers like bright lights, loud noises and crowds.
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Sensory stations with activities like kinetic sand and weighted blankets helped the children get grounded, according to Erickson.
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"The hair cells — the sensory cells — in the cochlea almost never come back [if they die]," he added.
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One such workshop translates the experience of listening to a symphony orchestra into a physical and sensory sensation.
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These extravaganzas aim for maximum sensory impact and require a high tolerance for mingling with masses of people.
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The flavors tumbled about, a sensory circus that was finally tamed by the rich smoothness of the frosting.
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It's another sign of how the sensory assault of the information age has blunted our capacity for shock.
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A very bright light was kept on 24 hours a day to invoke sensory deprivation," it continues. "Mr.
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" —crazycarrie06 "As an adult with ADHD, sensory objects have become very necessary when trying to sleep every night.
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All of these send the sensory information to your brain, which then tells you that you are moving.
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Prisoners grow anxious from isolation and sensory deprivation and obsessed by what they see as official petty malevolence.
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With the addition of powerful fans and directional audio, users receive a full sensory experience while completing missions.
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"We hope that our device makes it possible to unlock the neural code of sensory perception," he said.
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We've rounded up the items you'll need ahead, whether you're into bondage, sensory deprivation, dominance, or other kinks.
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In essence, the prosthetic and chip implant work in tandem to recreate the body's natural sensory feedback loop.
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It's mostly sensory stimulation designed to get the children to use their senses and galvanize new brain growth.
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When innervation is weak, sensory organs are prevented from communicating auditory, visual, or tactile information to the brain.
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The key factor is sensory input — as a user, you're no longer simply watching a list go by.
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The pods' design borrows from a very different product that's already on the market: a sensory deprivation tank.
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By using Samsung Gear VR, restaurants can take the already sensory experience of dining to a new level.
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Two years ago, the chain added clothing designed for children with sensory processing sensitivities, which can include autism.
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In the case of slime molds, their cytoskeleton may form smart, complex networks able to process sensory information.
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But there are some who will attempt to live vicariously through the sensory delights of The Simpsons favourite.
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The patent introduces Uber's "Sensory Stimulation System," something we could see implemented in autonomous vehicles in the future.
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" For Farahi, it is also an attempt to reimagine the possibilities of "sensory spaces" and "robotic architectural agency.
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Instead of a one-film, one-smell situation, it could adapt many sensory experiences within a single film.
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The evening incorporates moments of relaxation, sensory games, and two cooking sessions followed by a discussion and tasting.
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This sensory tech went beyond gaming — actual Kinect technology can be found within the next generation of iPhones.
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An "interactive and multi-sensory smart toy," Leka encourages autistic children to play independently, helping them develop autonomy.
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Leka plays sounds and music, speaks, lights up, and vibrates to engage a child in multi-sensory play.
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It incorporates high-intensity segments with guided breathwork and mindful movements, emphasizing sensory awareness and staying absolutely present.
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Scientists still don't fully understand how electrical stimulation of the sensory cortex corresponds to the sense of touch.
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Melissa's sensory reinnervation surgery remapped each individual nerve responsible for touch from her hand back into her arm.
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On top of that, The Void also employs an assortment of sensory effects to enhance hyper reality experiences.
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It is easy to see how brain-computer interfaces could be applied to other sensory inputs and outputs.
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Whatever the count, it was enough to send a visitor, still on the first floor, into sensory overload.
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When the mall opened, The New York Times called it "a 78-acre full-sensory smorgasbord of consumerism."
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PepsiCo will be working to improve the flavor and sensory perception of 17 drugs used in treating tuberculosis.
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During trauma, the verbal part of the brain shuts down; the experience is stored at a sensory level.
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Other basic sensory perceptions—touch, taste, sight, smell, hearing—have been traced to particular areas of the brain.
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Toppings can provide texture or flavor contrasts and add to the sensory experience of eating pizza, experts say.
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People with conditions including autism, dementia and PTSD can also have difficulties processing or reacting to sensory stimuli.
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Sitting at the tips of long stalks, they contain retinas with both sensory cells and colored pigment cells.
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They espouse zetetics, a 19th century philosophy that takes human sensory experience as the highest form of truth.
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And I'm wondering, and a lot of people in the audience didn't know about Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response.
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Sensacalm makes weighted blankets for people with autism, ADHD, Asperger's, PTSD, sensory processing disorder, anxiety, dementia, and Alzheimer's.
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A nurse recognized this as not a tantrum, but the effects of sensory overload on an autistic person.
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All of this plays into a sensory experience that culminates first and foremost in a state of disorientation.
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Now refiners argued that such sensory methods were ripe for abuse because they depended on a subjective appraisal.
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Researchers are investigating EVO as a therapy for children with cognitive impairments, including sensory processing dysfunction and ADHD.
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Toby values the sensory clarity prompted by being in Hugo's study, where he spent time as a boy.
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Target introduced a line of sensory-friendly furniture for children last April, with each piece costing under $110.
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Unearthing pleasant memories from earlier years through sensory stimulation may help patients feel more stable, Dr. Albers said.
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Mr. Richman described the bar scene as "sensory deprivation," meaning no one truly sees or hears one another.
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Yet, despite their importance to our well-being, we're often disconnected from the lived, sensory experience of trees.
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Her lavish descriptions of extravagant dinner parties, furtive meetings and daring escapes wrap you in sumptuous sensory detail.
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All the sensory requirements of an elegant hotel stay were satisfied, however, my sense of style was not.
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Now 21 NBA teams are sensory-inclusive certified and three more are onboarding with KultureCity, according to Srivastava.
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For now, however, he does see preliminary evidence that sensory traps can pose a problem to echolocating bats.
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Featuring two music stages, 39 artists and approximately a zillion hipsters, this one's a recipe for sensory overload.
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Tenants hope to extend their life spans with the rigorous sensory stimulation provided by their artist-inspired apartments.
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The child whisperer One Sunday a month, McKenzie offers "Sensory Sensitive Sunday Sessions" for children with special needs.
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The report found "audible or sensory phenomena" were from an unknown source but came from a specified direction.
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And we try to make sense of the complexity: Why are there so many kinds of sensory neurons?
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This is the very small time period in which your brain experiences sensory inputs at the same time.
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The first sensory room in a US sports facility opened at the arena in March 2017, Bonavita said.
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The first few steps into a Chuck E. Cheese's location can feel like a sensory overload to parents.
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Grey matter, which is made up of nerve cell bodies, is involved in sensory perception and muscle control.
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"We learned that sensory-friendly apparel can mean different things for different people," Target designer Stacey Monsen said.
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Those could be amplified into multi-sensory experiences by connecting to Apple's headphones, watches or smart home devices.
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At the same time, the exhibition produces enough sensory overload that one readily ignores such calls to cogitation.
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In terms of the invisible disability — mental health, sensory, attention deficit — that can be put into a storyline.
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"This is a marriage of science and sensory pleasure.." The "marriage of science and sensory pleasure" described by Day captures the spirit of third-wave coffee, a movement that started in the early 2000s to treat coffee less like a commodity and more like an artisanal food products like wine.
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Then they headed to the airport's new Sensory Room, meant to soothe those with sensory issues, similar to those of Conor and Darragh; the room was shielded from outside noise and had a wavy wall, color-changing LED lights, bean bags and other items that kept them calm and happily occupied.
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By the same logic, the sensory input of your rough sweater could influence the way you see your boss.
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She walks among billionaires, sings Christmas songs like nobody's business, and knows about pregnancy seemingly through extra-sensory perception.
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ASMR, or autonomous sensory meridian response, is the phenomenon of feeling shivers and tingles while listening to certain sounds.
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Every sensory experience triggers changes in the molecules of your neurons, reshaping the way they connect to one another.
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ASMR, which stands for autonomous sensory meridian response, became somewhat of an internet phenomenon over the last few years.
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The complete sensory-deprivation of Bachelor Nation is one the most extreme formats to achieve such a social experiment.
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The V&A Museum will open "an immersive, multi-sensory, and theatrical" retrospective of Pink Floyd's work in May.
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In addition, for the month of April, the chain is holding sensory evenings on Thursdays from 6-10 p.m.
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Tayler was at work at a Clarks shoe store when a young girl with autism had a sensory overload.
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Many young Beatles fans have been perplexed by this picture, with its stream-of-consciousness storytelling and sensory overload.
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That is, a neutral black male face will appear angry at a basic sensory level, as determined by stereotyping.
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In addition to breathing meditations and sensory exercises such as listening to music, the app tracks when kids meditate.
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"Some people like the way [skin] looks when it's being peeled off; it's more visual or sensory," she says.
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The researchers looked at whether pain tolerance levels were affected by different amounts of sensory input from the game.
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Yes, the electronics markets are colossal hives of sensory overload, buzzing nonstop with small-scale high-tech hardware commerce.
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