Senses in sentence

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But the problem with relying on rules and incentives is that they demoralize professional activity, and they demoralize professional activity in two senses.

I was this weird little kid who wanted to have deep talks about the worlds that might exist beyond the ones we perceive with our senses.

Every day, 24 hours, that pump is at your side, administering medicine directly to your heart, and it's not a particularly preferable medicine in many senses.

It senses what I want to do, where I want to go, and then augments my strength and endurance.

And it senses light with a little eyespot, which works not unlike how our eye works.

As Juan said, it's the condition that scientists call synesthesia, an unusual cross-talk between the senses.

But you might not realize that our ability to look into the body in this simple way, using our senses, is quite recent.

And the alligator has some very sophisticated senses.

It's got good eyes and ears and touch senses and so on, a mouth and a nose.

But you know that your senses are not perfect, and therefore there's some variability of where it's going to land shown by that cloud of red, representing numbers between 0.5 and maybe 0.1.

You might have a little predictor, a neural simulator, of the physics of your body and your senses.

I get you tapping on it, and I get me shaking it, but from my senses' point of view, that is combined together into one source of information.

Now when we think of our senses, we don't usually think of the reasons why they probably evolved, from a biological perspective.

Really when we think of our senses, or when we think of the loss of the sense, we really think about something more like this: the ability to touch something luxurious, to taste something delicious, to smell something fragrant, to see something beautiful.

This is what we want out of our senses.

So as you walk around a church, or a mosque or a cathedral, what you're trying to imbibe, what you're imbibing is, through your eyes, through your senses, truths that have otherwise come to you through your mind.

Every second of every day, our senses bring in way too much data than we can possibly process in our brains.

Now an improviser senses and plays the next cool move, but a composer is considering all possible moves, testing them out, prioritizing them out, until he sees how they can form a powerful and coherent design of ultimate and enduring coolness.

It had become a part of my body, an extension of my senses, and after some time, it even became a part of my official image.

So I decided to continue extending my color senses, and I added infrared and I added ultraviolet to the color-to-sound scale, so now I can hear colors that the human eye cannot perceive.

That's why, two years ago, I created the Cyborg Foundation, which is a foundation that tries to help people become a cyborg, tries to encourage people to extend their senses by using technology as part of the body.

We should all think that knowledge comes from our senses, so if we extend our senses, we will consequently extend our knowledge.

So I do encourage you all to think about which senses you'd like to extend.

Because in many senses, a regular leader loves to avoid mistakes.

And since these patterns were telling me that joy begins with the senses, I began calling them "Aesthetics of Joy"; the sensations of joy.

And the trick here is to use a single, readable sentence that the audience can key into if they get a bit lost, and then provide visuals which appeal to our other senses and create a deeper sense of understanding of what's being described.

The second thing is that due to the unique sensory abilities of this mammal, if we study this mammal, we're going to get great insight into our diseases of the senses, such as blindness and deafness.

So in my lab, we've been using bats to look at two different types of diseases of the senses.

One of them is just labeled "miscellaneous technical senses."

That's a lexicographical cop out, to say, "miscellaneous technical senses."

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