"It alters our proprioceptive sensations corresponding to visual sensations by the combination of visual and haptic stimuli," he tells TechCrunch.
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She excels at tracing the intimate monologue of the self, in which sensations become thoughts and thoughts become sensations, always vividly corporeal.
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On occasion if I am extremely exhausted, drink too much coffee or am hungover, I get the heightened sensations of nervous arousal (tight chest, pounding heart, etc.) but those sensations no longer trigger a panic attack because my brain no longer associates those sensations as dangerous.
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In fact, a small 2011 study found that women's nipple sensations are processed in the same area of the brain that processes sensations in the vagina and clitoris.
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From there, he explains, the goal is to help patients distinguish between "sensations" and "symptoms" — and understand that all bodily sensations are not signs of an underlying medical issue.
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Our research also shows that people who experience ASMR are more likely to get chills from music, so again, either proof of overlap of sensations, or confusion about the sensations, or both.
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I would have liked to see more detail about how they mapped the sensations, but it appears that they did a good job finding stimulation sites that evoked sensations in the phantom hand.
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Korean pop sensations BTS have taken the world by storm.
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He has published no evidence that these sensations are restored.
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Both shows would be solid performers, but far from sensations.
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Perhaps it will deliver the tingly sensations you're looking for.
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From veteran comedians to singing sensations, there's something for everyone.
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Some donors can also get pleasant sensations from it, too.
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It was the marriage of physical sensations with VR visuals.
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Scialabba works his way into the movements and sensations of
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I could even feel very gentle sensations from the robot.
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Wherever the sensations originated, they felt both familiar and strange.
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The frigid water yielded sensations of pins in my legs.
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For years I experienced uncomfortable sensations when setting a boundary.
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Nobody goes to chains, even expensive ones, for new sensations.
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Some women experience tingling sensations, and others have debilitating pain.
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Nevertheless, the sensations of visiting these stores is strikingly similar.
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"In general panic is triggered by odd sensations," he said.
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Check in to the sensations that arise in the body.
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The common allergen can also cause rashes and burning sensations.
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My brain was bombarded with all kinds of physical sensations.
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Some of these sensations are easier to dismiss than others.
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Its symptoms are vast and varied, including but not limited to burning and shocking sensations, abnormal and uncomfortable sensations when touching things, painful reactions to non-painful stimuli, and a general amplification of normal pain.
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Sensations of vertigo or nausea are signs of excessive nicotine intake.
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A large ovarian cyst can create similar sensations in the abdomen.
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"They might avoid feelings, sensations, places, or anything else," she says.
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Symptoms, sounds and sensations reportedly varied dramatically from person to person.
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Then drizzle it wherever its contrasting sensations will make you happy.
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Silky or velvety sensations are always a good jumping-off point.
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Kelly Ripa is the interview guest on "Jiminy Glick's Celebrity Sensations."
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But those sensations aren't the only thing that characterize an orgasm.
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The physical sensations I always interpret as "dying" are misplaced emotions.
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Be present with the sensations, as colossally shitty as they are.
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Allow yourself to linger where the sensations intrigue you most. 6.
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They can open their eyes and take note of visual sensations.
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Like many overnight sensations, it has been years in the making.
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Some say that they feel physical sensations when they do it.
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We've all had injuries like weird shooting sensations down our wrists.
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K2 mimics the sensations of marijuana, but with much stronger effects.
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How does the scope of sensations connect to what you feel?
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These sensations could be varied in intensity to fit the stimulus.
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It also leaves their skin unable to feel some specific sensations.
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There are also some touch sensations that are dependent on context.
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That's when light touch sensations, which are normally pleasant, become painful.
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The dancers, tuned in to their own sensations, follow their weight.
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Patients used robotic exoskeletons Following the program, all the patients showed signs of recovery of voluntary muscle function below their spinal cord injury and went from experiencing nearly no sensations to experiencing sensations like touch and pain.
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But the Clovers could also become YouTube sensations, stealing the Toros' spotlight.
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And it was true that many new viral sensations had come along.
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Why it matters: Social media is full of weird crazes and sensations.
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It causes him to feel the emotional and physical sensations of others.
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As the sensations intensify, average dude doesn't clench, doesn't buck, doesn't grind.
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All the sensations that everyone else feels, in general, I feel too.
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The weapon caused immediate physical sensations including nausea, headaches and hearing loss.
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Turns out, she wasn't immune to crushing on the teen sensations, too.
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But what you can do is bring awareness or curiosity to sensations.
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True crime podcasts like "Serial," which premiered in 2014, became national sensations.
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But we give different meanings to those bodily sensations depending on context.
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She noted any emotions or sensations: cramps, tenderness, aches, bloating, or fatigue.
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The first taste sensations are delightfully buttery, moderately salty, and surprisingly bright.
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Irritable bowel syndrome can also cause stomach ache-like sensations during sex.
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Mr. Chibnall has eased off the throttle, lowering the sensations per minute.
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Like ketamine, the drug often causes out-of-body sensations and hallucinations.
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But I invented the way she tells it, her images, her sensations.
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Continue breathing naturally for a few minutes, or focusing on body sensations.
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Are there any sensations in your body that feel neutral, even pleasant?
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And just observe those sensations without any judgment, just acknowledging what is.
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While practicing your yoga, stay focused on all the sensations you experience.
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My methods come from very basic elements — from nature or body sensations.
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Try this: Start by slowing down and noticing your thoughts and sensations.
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There, millions of neurons in multiple regions create the sensations of pain.
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Terra Mitica caters to fans "of extreme sensations," according to its website.
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You start with the most basic bodily sensations of the breath coming in and out, of sensations in your stomach, in your legs, and as you connect to that, you gain the ability to really observe what's happening.
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I personally love the transition Chaz did between Gary Pacific and Sensations' Fix.
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Because the physical sensations are different, but I know these emotions well: unprepared.
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You know nothin until you have experienced orgasmic sensations with this dildo sword.
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But, taking the focus off of penetration can let you explore other sensations.
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"I'd get funny sensations in my legs, like pins and needles," she recalls.
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You don't even have to be having sex to enjoy the tactile sensations.
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But with internet sensations coming and going can the good times keep rolling?
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During the months of waiting, April and her new arrival became Internet sensations.
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We need to get some space between us and our thoughts and sensations.
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It has five vibration levels and patterns for a nice variety of sensations.
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It could be our breath; it could be the sensations in our body.
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It was the most alarming series of bodily sensations I had ever experienced.
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Instead, the movie is a sprawling anthology of contradictory feelings, sensations and genres.
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Those qualities can include powerful sensations like feeling outside of one's own body.
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So I wanted to replicate the sensations you'd get with a human partner.
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Instead of watching porn, concentrate on the sensations you feel in your body.
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You can name the sensations out loud if it feels good to you.
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Some sensations might be: soft, tingly, tight, tense, open, hot, cool, or pulsing.
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Notice the sensations in the low back, mid back, upper back, and shoulders.
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She also is still grappling with numbness and tingling sensations in her legs.
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His knee still ached; there were still sensations to interpret; everything was fragile.
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Ms. Hamilton caresses her face and her neck, opening herself up to sensations.
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Though the sensations didn't quite mimic orgasm, I'd say they were euphoric, nonetheless.
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Fortnite has become one of the biggest video game sensations in the world.
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Giles and O'Keefe have become Facebook sensations, with fan clubs and testimonial walls.
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Or if you prefer, follow your breathing, or note sensations in your body.
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How do the sensations of anger change as you pay attention to them?
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For a visitor along for the ride, the ocean voyage meant fresh sensations.
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He's been responsible for cult sensations (Dressed to Kill, Phantom of the Paradise).
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The theory behind it is that the more comfortable we get with the sensations that come with anxiety — panic, fear, and accelerated heartbeat — the more we will discover that the emotions associated with these sensations come and go, like everything else.
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It's a psychological therapy that uses a technique called somatic tracking, where patients just take time to notice the feelings and sensations going on in their body while assessing those sensations and determining whether or not they should fear them.
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Lucio explores the ways to recreate the sensations of the lifestyles his pictures portray.
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Put simply, hypnosis can help refocus the brain on more pleasurable sensations, Jensen says.
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Immersive, 360-degree experiences, complete with touch and temperature sensations, should become the norm.
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Sharks OCEARCH has tagged, like Mary Lee, Katharine and Lydia, have become media sensations.
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As YouTube surged in popularity, home videos and sketch comedy wannabes became overnight sensations.
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"My female clients have been more likely to focus on physical sensations," he continued.
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Less smoking pleasure and "smoking sensations changed" were given as strong reasons for quitting.
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That gave it this perfect blend of coming 'digital' couple with beautiful analog sensations.
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All of those sensations are amplified in VR, making Thumper all the more intense.
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But Tepper notes that even patients who only use these sensations report full satisfaction.
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I am thankful for the nameless sensations and wild associations these paintings stirred up.
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Since he's felt people's sensations since he was young, he takes it in stride.
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For others, the reason is the increased pleasurable sensations that can arise with cannabis.
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Ms Kournikova, however, serves as a reminder that not all teenage sensations become superstars.
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Once your concepts enter the picture, however, those sensations may take on additional meaning.
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It's an occasionally terrifying blend of incredibly heightened sensations and a dismally blank dullness.
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An Earth empath will feel feelings or sensations that relate to the planet's energy.
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It fires an invisible beam meant to deter mobs and attackers with fiery sensations.
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There are several ways to experience "Sensations of Sound" and other NYT VR pieces.
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Will spectators who partake of daily medicines experience placebic sensations while visiting this show?
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You are feeling bodily sensations, hearing background noise, seeing the words on the page.
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Letter from the Editor Everyone loves the new: new things, new sensations, new talents.
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The dizzy spells and muffling sensations stopped, and haven't come back, which is fortunate.
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She said that allows them to experience the temporary nature of unpleasant physical sensations.
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Owen's encounters with vegetative patients, each one seemingly more fantastic, have been media sensations.
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" In essence, he "wanted to create looks that cause 'ecstatic sensations' and 'nice shivers.
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As you do each activity, pay close attention to the sensations in your body.
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In the short term, plassers have reported fatigue, tingling sensations, anemia and blacking out.
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Notice the sensations throughout your body — the warmth, the coolness and any discomfort. 4.
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Like Léger's early paintings, the film is flush with discontinuous, fragmented, and kaleidoscopic sensations.
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"It's hard to get that level of specificity with the auditory sensations," Fassnidge says.
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A US government employee stationed in the city of Guangzhou in southern China reported "subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," which may resemble sensations among at least two dozen US diplomats and family members previously stationed in Havana, Cuba.
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Read: Sensations of Sound: On Deafness and Music Watch: 360 Video: Sensations of Sound Two filmmakers from Vancouver, British Columbia, have gained access to what is perhaps the most mysterious hockey venue in the world: the Pyongyang Ice Rink in North Korea.
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Then we interpret those feelings and physical sensations as certain emotions, like rage or guilt.
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As you do, take stock of the related emotions and sensations you might be feeling.
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Here are five things you need to know about 16-year-old internet sensations: 1.
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"I try to comprehend their sensations, their emotions, and then I transcribe them," she said.
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Is the whole thing just next-level phone sex – creating physical sensations with virtual scenarios?
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Symptoms range from tingling and burning sensations to fatigue, concentration difficulties, nausea, and digestive disturbances.
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Once you're hit with these sensations, it becomes difficult to stop them, Dr. Suurna says.
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Sometimes, it's in the form of visions or sensations—it can even be a scent.
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Other cases in the report highlighted focal bodily sensations, such as face or foot pain.
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Yet she argues that response to heat and pain are more analogous to sexual sensations.
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In this new environment, brands associated with strong sensations will attract consumer attention and devotion.
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A few years ago two true-crime sensations took over our culture like a fever.
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The different bodily sensations associated with weed crop up again and again in the book.
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As in text, words can evoke emotions and sensations that an image, by itself, wouldn't.
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The minerals cause itching and burning sensations followed by skin markings, rigid toes and swelling.
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Snap launched sponsored 3D world lenses so brands can pay for their own viral sensations.
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Marijuana is also known to heighten sensations such as touch, smell, sight, taste, and hearing.
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They are flagged as unpleasant sensations but not something to trigger the panic alarm over.
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The franchise has always succeeded by eliciting distinct sensations no other shooter game can produce.
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I was aware of physical sensations, breathing, how tired the other person seemed to be.
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Either way, sensations that are mildly unpleasant for most people are wildly intolerable for me.
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The sensation was nice because vibrating sensations are nice, but I felt no added arousal.
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After Andrew, the storm-damaged Zoo Miami and its staff and animals became media sensations.
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She has excruciating electric sensations in her face due to trigeminal neuralgia, a nerve disorder.
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Try not to judge any of these sensations as bad or good, pleasurable or not.
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Notice the sensations in the belly, the ribs, the chest, the breasts, and the nipples.
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I like pushing myself to the limits of the sensations I receive, good or bad.
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Think about all the sounds, smells, and tactile sensations that you can sense right now.
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Those who had more hallucinatory sensations had lower levels of inhibitory activity across their brain.
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"Mindfulness allows us to tune into sexual sensations with more intensity during arousal," said Brotto.
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From sensations, images, feelings, thoughts, perceptions, and how you interpret that actually rewires the brain.
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Yiadom-Boakye's paintings are also about the sensations that the colors produce in the viewer.
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"Rituals trigger specific neurobiological pathways that specifically modulate bodily sensations, symptoms and emotions," he wrote.
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"It brings out a lot of those sensations, a lot of those emotions," he said.
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Dunaier, now known as the Thumbs Down Guy, is the most accidental of internet sensations.
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React more or less sensitively than usual to sounds, smells, tastes, sights or physical sensations.
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Mindfulness training, for example, asks students to direct their attention to the sensations of breathing.
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Musicals about the aftermaths of a teenage suicide and a terror attack proved unlikely sensations.
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Touch sensations were generated and it was perceived they were coming from the paralyzed hand.
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"You can have tingling sensations and be aware of very early-onset lesions," he said.
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This wasn't unexpected; previous research had produced similar findings, for a variety of painful sensations.
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Without attention, our brains won't store the sensations we experience in the world around us.
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Being plagued by sensations that aren't actually there can be very hard to deal with.
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"The experience of chronic pain is complex, and it involves an intermingling of physical sensations and emotional reactions to those sensations," said study leader Ian Koebner, director of integrative pain management at the school of medicine at the University of California, Davis in Sacramento.
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It might be things, thoughts, a memory, sensations, which have nothing to do with painting itself.
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A good-natured discussion followed on the YouTube sensations we'd have been had the situation deteriorated.
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Our internal sensations also interact with our emotions, thoughts, and feelings in meaningful and surprising ways.
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Perhaps this is the essence of nostalgia: sensations driven by a simultaneously distinct and incomplete memory.
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In Relative Brightness the canvas transforms into a rippling, luminous field of ever-shifting optical sensations.
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Many people get distracted while running, either by physical sensations, thoughts, or the environment, Puddicombe says.
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Once they "land," have them take a moment to focus on the sensations of their breath.
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There are so many sights and sensations that bewilder an outsider in a Muay Thai gym.
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The most powerful non-mundane sensations can be that feeling of complete connection to the world.
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I felt the texture sensations at the tip of the index finger of my phantom hand.
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That combination of sensations feels deeply relatable to Asian viewers who feel disconnected from their heritage.
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Both of these sensations would fall under the umbrella of dyspareunia, but they require different treatments.
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Fans of the videos say the soft sounds give them "tingling " sensations and help them relax.
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But according to the team, the sensations people have while using them are limited and imprecise.
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In the 360-degree video, you can look around and see and hear the different sensations.
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He and the Yankees' young slugger, Aaron Judge, have become overnight sensations from coast to coast.
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YTMND started in 2001 and was one of the first viral sensations of the early internet.
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We then take a look at the viral sensations that are Landon Meier's hyperrealistic flesh masks.
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With grime sensations Skepta and Stormzy this year, Parklife now has a capacity exceeding over 70,000.
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It's the stripping away of fear from the thoughts and sensations that gets the necessary results.
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Watch: ASMR is a growing obsession, whose tingling sensations are making brands and YouTube creators money
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As was the case with any condom he'd ever used, it also dulled any pleasurable sensations.
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He doesn't want me to lose sight of the sensations that my palate has just discovered.
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Some say the sensations can get so intense if attended to properly that they experience orgasms.
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With the freeware animation program Miku Miku Dance, he then animates these fan fiction dance sensations.
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These weird sensations are essentially muscle spasms affecting the top or bottom eyelid of one eye.
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The researchers knew that evoking natural sensations posed a greater technical challenge than moving the arm.
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So far, texture, shape, and cold/warm sensations are all achievable by individual systems and products.
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Other patients experienced tingling, prickling or burning sensations, which are often markers of peripheral nerve damage.
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The recent research publication I noted earlier also showed that background music may decrease ASMR sensations.
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Currently, the device only works one way, so sensations are not reported back to the brain.
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It favors movies that were box office sensations rather than quieter movies that became critical hits.
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You will be systematically observing the sensations that you feel in each part of the body.
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I wanted to keep my eyes closed, to home in on sensations—which I rarely did.
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The "Sweet Sensations Task" allows all contenders to flex their creativity and shine for the judges.
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Pitagora tells me that, for some, it's about the sensations of pain, stretching, and increased weight.
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As we previously reported, ex-college basketball sensations, the Gonzalez Twins, have also joined the league.
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And the patient hadn't remembered any odd sensations while eating, when doctors had taken his history.
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So how did one of 2015's biggest sensations become an afterthought just one year later?
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During these moments of magic realism, thresholds evaporate, boundaries dissolve and oceanic sensations wash over her.
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Bowery's idea of a pin-up pushes us squirmingly into an uncanny valley of visceral sensations.
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The more visceral sensations associated with lust can sometimes lead to deeper abstract feelings of love.
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Rest your attention on these sensations for a few minutes, allowing yourself to find some calm.
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Exploring the sensations in your body is a powerful way of becoming more accepting of them.
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In these cases, the tingling feeling is accompanied by other sensations, such as pain and numbness.
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As Baring moved on among the others, they joined in with their own thoughts and sensations.
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The answer, he argues, lies not in the uniqueness of our emotions, sensations, morals or moods.
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Plus, she had begun to feel strange shooting sensations, tingling, and numbness in her left leg.
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It's never too late to go through a rigorous process of reinterpreting challenging feelings or sensations.
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In May, a US government employee stationed in the city of Guangzhou in southern China reported "subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," which may have resembled the sensations felt by at least two dozen US diplomats and family members previously stationed in Havana.
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For now, she says, Elmer and Fran are enjoying life as Internet sensations thanks to the photos.
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Save up to $100 on the Zinus Spa Sensations Memory Foam Mattress — starting at $152.15 See Details
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When provided with this nerve stimulation, the volunteer was able to feel sensations in his artificial hand.
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The volunteer said the sensations felt like they were coming directly from the so-called phantom hand.
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Instead the medals went to Japanese sensations Yuzuru Hanyu (gold) and Uno (silver) and China's Jin Boyang.
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Exposure to these sensations is intended to reduce the stress associated with the patients' memories of them.
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By the time the band gets returns for the encore, the notes are sensations rather than sounds.
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Imagine the contrasting sensations of the subtle wood grain followed by the coarse texture surrounding the knobs.
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And she didn't have a serotonin-secreting tumor — another possible, but rare, cause of erratic surging sensations.
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I can count on Peter Luger Steak House in Brooklyn to produce certain sensations at every meal.
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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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IMAGE: Cyborg NestMachines are not so limited as humans in the kinds of sensations they can detect.
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It is important that guide dogs are comfortable in new situations with new faces, sensations and smells.
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Choose either Bulby, Charmy, Squirty or Piky, with each of the silicone toys designed for specific sensations.
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Not just throwing up, but this profound terror and despair, accompanied with physical sensations you can't describe.
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As well as being more reactive to physical sensations, they're also more sensitive to other people's emotions.
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"Negative sensations are interesting, particularly when you're in a context where they can't hurt you," she said.
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Recollections include hearing people speaking during surgery, sensations of not being able to breathe, and experiencing pain.
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World Wrestling Entertainment, for example, is training Chinese athletes in hopes of turning them into television sensations.
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Rather, the emphasis is on sound and video works and installations that again create hypnotically immersive sensations.
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I enjoy the sensations both spots give me, but some people only like one or the other.
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If you have a vaginal canal, the sensations of each area are generally considered pleasurable, but distinct.
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Designer Petra Švajger's project Parasomnias depicts the unsettling sensations associated with different sleep disorders in GIF form.
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That includes the physical sensations as well as when and how significantly they impact the patient's life.
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Virtual reality is already pretty realistic, but tactile experience is limited to handheld sensations or simple vibrations.
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Naturally, the elderly Chinese couple have become overnight Internet sensations after their touching love story went viral.
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The official reported "subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," the State Department reported.
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The electrode would essentially turn on, or off, the brain circuitry involved in those sensations and perceptions.
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Whether or not they are products of the brain, or true experiences, people consistently report similar sensations.
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Take a scan of the body and notice whether there are sensations that stand out to you.
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It delivers the sensations of Edna O'Brien's rural Irish world by way of Harold Pinter's clipped dictums.
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As Mr. Hawkins looked at that cup, he decided that cortical columns did not just capture sensations.
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And thinking about toys and sensations independent of gender could well prompt all manner of new innovations.
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How are the sensations in your body shifting as you continue to rest your awareness on them?
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Is it because he immersed himself in murky color sensations much more than I am able to?
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But we as humans conditioned ourselves into liking the very sensations that were engineered to repel us.
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Of all the valuable sensations this show might evoke, panic in the crowd is not among them.
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In his performance, he used his own body to communicate sensations beyond those confined to spoken language.
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Come to the sensations of your own breathing, feeling the breath in the belly or the nostrils.
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Notice the sensations you are feeling even as you acknowledge that they, and this experience, are impermanent.
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She opens the envelope slowly, feeling "the last indelible sensations of an existence I understood," she writes.
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For example, when someone dissociates, thoughts, feelings, physical sensations that are usually integrated can end up fragmented.
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Guinea worm sufferers are often tempted to seek relief for the burning sensations by immersing in water.
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Komunyakaa's fifteenth poetry collection unfolds in a world of rich sensations, laden with mythological and Elizabethan imagery.
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If left untreated, rhinophyma can lead to swelling, burning or stinging sensations, and thickened and bumpy skin.
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When you stuff your feelings, they quickly build into the uncomfortable sensations of tension, stress, and anxiety.
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Rosso's sculptures run the gamut of sensations, from evil to angelic, while maintaining an uneasy chiaroscuro abstraction.
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Can you feel those sensations without getting swept away by a commentary on how awful it seems?
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If that seems too jarring, pop an ice cube in your mouth and focus on the sensations.
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Coplans clearly is a connoisseur of the deadpan ugly who relishes in stout sensations of inexorable annihilation.
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I didn't get back on stage that night because I was unable to cope with these sensations.
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It made me think about what other intense, overwhelming, and uncomfortable sensations I could learn to reinterpret.
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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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It combines the movie with physical sensations, like moving seats, misting water, surprising smells, and sometimes 3-D.
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What this translates as, in your hand, is varying degrees of vibration, simulating different sensations against your palm.
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But we can still generally identify most of the worst sensations that people don't ever want to experience.
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Normally, the scorpion's venom will mess with these ion channels, causing sensations of extreme pain in the victim.
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Nociceptors, on the other hand, convey sensations of pain when we touch something sharp or have a cut.
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This ability, to feel your heartbeat, along with any other internal sensations in your body, is called interoception.
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Oklahoma Coach Lincoln Riley took Mayfield and Murray — both largely unhyped transfers — and turned them into playmaking sensations.
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"Ice is a simple and sensual way to incorporate temperature and sensations into your sex life," Days says.
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As the name suggests, people might feel itchy or prickly sensations on their skin, and get red bumps.
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It's going to be a while before any of these sensations leave the box, if they ever do.
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Many people think that sentience, the ability to feel sensations like pain and pleasure, is the deciding factor.
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The Fin Finger Vibe offers multiple sensations, thanks to one side that has a more targeted-pinpoint stimulation.
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While sight and taste might come more naturally, think about the under-utilized ways to experience other sensations.
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Still, comparisons between binge-watching and games, especially new sensations like "Pokemon Go," are valid ones, said Rutledge.
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To convey these sensations, the studio took recorded motion data and tranformed it into surreal animations and audio.
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Ahead, tingly sensations to watch on a loop courtesy of six gloves straight from the runways this season.
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To me, Battlefield 1 is a specific place, with a vivid and memorable set of experiences and sensations.
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It was declared responsible for symptoms ranging from migraine to upset stomachs, burning sensations, palpitations, numbness, and weakness.
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To get different sensations in different parts of the hand, various electrodes were lit up with electrical signals.
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It's a mental state achieved by calmly acknowledging and accepting one's feelings, thoughts and bodily sensations without judgment.
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When we practice with a basic meditation, she said, we can bring our attention to the body sensations.
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It doesn't get in the way of anything, cause any unpleasant sensations, or create any sort of problem.
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He had also physically felt other people's sensations since childhood, but hadn't considered it to be that special.
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Through them, we experience our own inner lives and have inner sensations that feel as solid as stone.
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Those sensations occur when the upper chambers of the heart receive disordered electrical signals and begin to shudder.
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Her brain took the beginnings sensations of being sick and constructed a feeling of attraction during the date.
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I try to mentally detach from my partner and concentrate on the physical sensations my body is experiencing.
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For Mexicans and Mexican-Americans who grew up on the U.S.-Mexico border, these words trigger overwhelming sensations.
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Then, in early February, two other C.I.A. officers reported feeling the same strange sensations while in their homes.
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Pursuits From steep spinning coasters to single-rail sensations, the most innovative thrill rides of the new season.
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Of all the movies on this list that could become legitimate national sensations, this seems the most likely.
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Some fans say the amplified sounds give them relaxing, tingling sensations—a sort of eargasm if you will.
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You get all of the sensations on your bum, and you can't get that on a normal machine.
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And they've been popular, racking up thousands of page views and in some cases becoming social media sensations.
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"It's given me a 360-degree view of the sensations that we as human beings experience," she said.
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If your mind wanders back into thinking about the anger-producing situation, come back to these neutral sensations.
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Cameron does not have neuropathy: she can feel all the sensations the rest of us do, except pain.
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Berkeley's view, after all, was that everything we perceive is an idea — rocks (and rock-kicking) sensations included.
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Each new entrant to the market has tried to recreate these sensations of meatiness as closely as possible.
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These sounds and sensations, commonly associated with travel and motion, share a common source: fossil fuel-powered engines.
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Yoga and tai chi, for example, direct attention to the flow of sensations accompanying the sequence of movements.
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An automatic transmission further dulls the sensations, though a manual is on offer for those who want it.
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When this occurs, it exposes the sensitive tissues throughout your esophagus pipe, which can induce painful burning sensations.
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How did my own sensations during that long labor compare to the pains other women experience during labor?
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Our emotions and sensations are really an integral part of the way we solve problems in our lives.
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The trigeminal nerve—which carries sensations from the face to the brain—also turns highly sensitive, McGeeney says.
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There's a form of synesthesia where certain sounds produce physical sensations on the skin and in the body.
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Into adulthood and throughout my life, I've attempted to reorient myself toward the spectrum of emotional sensations inside.
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If we accept that at least some anxiety is a part of life, but that your specific problem is with the unpleasantness and persistence of the sensations that follow, another way to find relief is to practice experiencing those same or similar physical sensations, but in a safer, happier context.
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"It's such a powerful, powerful tool for putting people back in touch with what sensations feel like," she said.
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If you're not up on your viral YouTube sensations, you might not recognize the name Veronica "Pooh" Nash-Poleate.
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Its symptoms are varied, too—from problems with social interaction to being unable to speak or process sensations normally.
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In her diary, she tracks her physical sensations, her mood, her sleep levels, the amount of conflict she creates.
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It's striking how much these photographs activate other readings of the surrounding sculptures, distilling sensations of discomfort and entrapment.
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People often experience tingling sensations, and ASMR video creators describe what they do as akin to massaging the brain.
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The movie is partially buzzy because of its director, Bo Burnham, who was one of the first YouTube sensations.
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Such youthful sensations as the longing to be known wholly and exclusively by another McKeon remembers and tenderly records.
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Researchers from Leibniz University of Hannover believe that robots can also use these sensations as a form of protection.
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As meditation helps us to do, I observed these sensations — and tried my best to save analysis for later.
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In turn, these changes can lead to some of the sensations you describe like feeling shaky and light headed.
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The installation explored the nuance of heating and cooling technologies and the individual relationship we have with these sensations.
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The reality star surprised fans when she collaborated with YouTube sensations Jaclyn Hill, Patrick Starrr, Desi Perkins and more.
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At every point of the experience, meditation practitioners are checking in to notice what thoughts, feelings, and sensations arise.
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Take two of 2016's biggest sensations: the Netflix original series Stranger Things and the aforementioned La La Land.
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All the sensations of that exact moment consumed me and I was no longer in control of my emotions.
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The 19-year-olds became overnight sensations; they even had a cameo in the Madonna movie Desperately Seeking Susan.
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Sharp, electric sensations from reactions that could never take place in the vacuum outside catalyzed in the air within.
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If you've ever found yourself on a late night Montreal odyssey, TTYL should evoke sensations both familiar and invigorating.
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My husband's sensations were less dulled than usual, too, since it was the thinnest traditionally shaped condom we used.
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High-stress situations can lower those same endorphins, which makes the pleasurable sensations attached to eating feel more pronounced.
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Only one thing; he believes he's probably an even bigger outsider to pull off one of Wimbledon's great sensations.
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The Kolkata duo became social media sensations, and an internet-wide quest to identify them commenced, India Today reports.
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This sophisticated cock ring is a stellar companion toy to elevate the sensations of penetrative sex for everyone involved.
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Journalist Stephen J. Dubner and economist Steven D. Levitt became sensations when their book "Freakonomics" was published in 2005.
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I was surprised by how, at the moment of impact, a pang of orgasmic sensations radiated throughout my crotch.
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For tops, edging a partner can increase their sensations of power and control—but it also works in reverse.
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Observe the sensations of the body from the toes to the tip of the head, not skipping any parts.
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This decreased sensory filter is why psychedelics result in a strange visuals and body sensations—at least in theory.
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The agency has received 14 reports of adverse events related to the treatments, including burning sensations and significant pain.
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Become aware of the sounds around you, the sensations and feelings throughout your body, the feeling of your breath.
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The sensations of youth work on him like Proustian madeleines, though reuniting with his alliteratively named siblings isn't easy.
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I tried to stay inside my own head and focus on the bodily sensations, not who was delivering them.
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Virgin sensations are less important; knowing that you'll be able to hear and really talk with your tablemates, more.
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Then participants share how they are feeling and try to identify where those sensations are appearing in the body.
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Subjectivity is hard to isolate, by definition, and examples of new metaphysical sensations are not exactly a regular occurrence.
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In some ways, it's comparable to the phantom sensations, including pain, felt by people who have lost a limb.
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And yet two of the five sensations we've universally categorized as tastes are, arguably, bad ones: sour and bitter.
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Although actually, from the lyrics, I got toffee sensations and a few fruit gums; you know Rowntree's Fruit Gums?
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For five seconds, feel your feet on the ground and take one conscious breath, feeling the sensations of breathing.
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The overnight success of the high school-set musical series turned much of the original cast into overnight sensations.
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When it comes to sex, the science of touch confirms that stories, more than sensations, are what stir us.
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It seemed, in the way these viral sensations frequently do, to capture something about the way we live now.
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Concentrate all of your senses on the subtle sensations of your breathing for 10 or more long, deep breaths.
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The mindfulness approach focuses on being present in the moment, acknowledging one's thoughts, feelings, and bodily sensations without judgment.
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They were media sensations, but went on to become exploited by the provincial government and lose their trust fund.
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"Thermal sensations have a profound effect on the way we perceive and interact with the people around us," he says.
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Like the true-crime sensations "Serial" and "The Jinx," it's conscious of the ways justice is achieved, denied or bought.
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Our skulls are like space helmets; we are trapped in our heads, unable to convey the quiddity of our sensations.
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In experiments, an amputee volunteer could feel pressure, the tapping of a fingertip, and even objects that elicited painful sensations.
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The Pentagon build a terrifying weapon called the Active Denial System, which causes burning sensations on skin, using related technology.
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Over the years the two controversial YouTube sensations have shown they'll do just about anything to get some video views.
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In those with faulty Nav603 channels, sensations that typically wouldn't register with the brain are instead translated into extreme pain.
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In the late 19th century, he proposed that emotions were simply the names we gave to sensations in our bodies.
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Stimulating different electrodes led to sensations that seemed to the patient to be coming from different parts of his hand.
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Liposuction can damage nerves, muscles, and blood vessels; worsen cellulite; and lead to changes in skin sensations, among other complications.
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They feel the same hunger sensations they did before the surgery, but they can't eat the same amount of food.
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They're both fictional realms that emerged within a year of each other, and they're both attached to pop culture sensations.
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He also discovered that probing the amygdala could help seizure patients describe the exact sensations they experienced during a seizure.
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By designing a digital immersion in the off-kilter logic of dreams, he could temporarily envelope participants in their sensations.
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But the drug remains popular among recreational users for its "prosocial" effects—the increased sensations of friendliness, affection and trust.
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"He can't move his face or have facial expressions yet, but he has sensations on his face," Dr. Lantieri said.
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Proust is describing forgotten sensations of pain and love, but the idea easily applies to feelings of revulsion and anger.
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"The mind-body program teaches patients how to be more aware of their thoughts, emotions, sensations and behaviors," Morone said.
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I taught techniques to help focus on emotional sensations and allow them to arise and pass as they need to.
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While Banksy's works are public sensations in Europe and the United States, the film shows ambivalence among many in Bethlehem.
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So I panicked about that and became hyper aware of any sensations that came up in the weeks that followed.
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In some cases, people unwittingly become viral sensations when strangers tweet out screenshots of their profiles (usually without their consent).
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There is no elegant verb for the experience, but there are many literary ways to describe the sensations it produces.
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The first deals with someone's ability to detect and mirror another person's sensations and feelings, such as stress or anxiety.
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" It was a word we threw around in the office a lot, and everyone had a different definition: "Taste sensations.
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ASMR is a unique condition characterized by tingling sensations along the scalp neck and shoulder when triggered by certain sounds.
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This prostate massager is a necessity if you're ready to explore deeper sensations for the first time (or whenever, really).
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While blunting our sensations of mental and physical pain, dynorphins simultaneously dull or even extinguish our positive responses to pleasure.
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Some patients may also experience crackling sounds or sensations due to the presence of air under the tissue, he added.
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Mindfulness reduces anxiety, and can make you more in tune with the sensations arising in the body moment by moment.
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Mindfulness involves paying more attention to the present moment—to your own thoughts and feelings, and the sensations you're experiencing.
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Yamada taught himself ukiyo-e with no professional schooling and has now prolifically catalogued the ephemeral sensations of global culture.
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Whether that is true or not, it is one of the finest and most complicated physical sensations you can have.
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It may sound counterintuitive, but he says that being receptive to uncomfortable situations and sensations actually makes them more bearable.
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We create our emotions from bodily sensations, past experiences, and from learning emotional concepts from our parents and cultural upbringing.
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The Launch, for example, can send sensations to other devices including the OhMiBod, the We-Vibe, and the Kiiroo Pearl.
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"Acoustic interference without malicious intent to cause harm could have led to the audible sensations in Cuba," the researchers wrote.
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Observe the sensations in the back of the thighs, the outer thighs, the fronts of the thighs, the inner thighs.
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Notice the sensations in the genitalia, the anus, the pelvic floor, the scrotum and penis, or the labia and clitoris.
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Notice the sensations in the neck, face, lips, eyes, forehead, scalp, and even the tiny muscles around the ears. 7.
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As these neurotransmitters are triggered, they initiate a cascade of changes throughout the body involving hormones that create pleasurable sensations.
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Gray matter of the brain is the cerebral cortex, which controls sensations and functions such as speech, thinking and memory.
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Cameron told me that the more you practice tuning into your bodily sensations, the better you'll get at identifying them.
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Buddhist meditators observe their bodily sensations and feelings to create a sense of calm that is meant to foster compassion.
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Cultivate curiosity: If you're feeling tempted to procrastinate, bring your attention to the sensations arising in your mind and body.
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This can make a simple drive to the store a nerve-racking experience, complete with sweating, flashbacks and heightened sensations.
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Taste incorporates flavor (sweet, salty, sour, bitter, umami) but adds in other sensations such as mouthfeel, smell, aesthetics, and memories.
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Many are momentary fads and sensations that the true professionals of the prophecy game dismiss as so much junk food.
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But the moms said money wasn't the main goal of their internet endeavor, unlike that of many other YouTube sensations.
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They just have to use other inputs, like their vision, or other sensations, like heat and cold, or painful touch.
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Aaron Rodgers, fresh off another dominant performance, travels to Dallas to try and knock off the N.F.L.'s rookie sensations.
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"Basic tactile sensations are thus shown to influence higher social cognitive processing in dimension-specific and metaphor-specific ways," they report.
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It's made of so-called counterirritants, substances that cause mild hot and cool sensations on your skin to distract your brain.
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Caused by the movement within the inner ear of calcified crystals, BPPV's symptoms result in brief but intense sensations of vertigo.
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After the trio of ladies became overnight sensations to households across the U.S., Smith explained that their social worlds changed drastically.
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When taking it on my own, or in an experimental session, I found myself absorbed in the sensations and the visuals.
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The most common were dizziness, nausea, headache and paresthesia — electric-shock sensations in the brain that many people call brain zaps.
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These, however, faded away and after four weeks of testing he began to report sensations that correlated with the electrodes firing.
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Symptoms range in severity, according to the Mayo Clinic, but usually start with tingling sensations in a person's fingers or toes.
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At the conclusion, ask them to return back to their human bodies and tune in to the sensations of their breathing.
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On May 7, the Rubin Museum of Art presents Power Trip, an artful evening of Museum-wide experiences, flavors, and sensations.
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With training, the body's sensations become more perceptible to you, so you feel the toxicity of things at a higher intensity.
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Ultrahaptics is looking to ship an update this quarter that gives devs a library of sensations to integrate into their interfaces.
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" In her words, boredom is an "intense experience of time untouched by beauty, pleasure, comfort, and all other temporal salubrious sensations.
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One dominant glove—the flex—is capable of sending touching sensations, while the other—the feel—is able to receive them.
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After the '80s-set show became a phenomenon, the child stars became viral sensations overnight, and in some cases, movie headliners.
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Strange sensations in her neural implant net could be a side effect of extended periods in close contact with awakened intelligences.
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Some people come into addiction because they are very impulsive or don't feel things very strongly, so they want intense sensations.
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While Britney Spears, Ryan Gosling, Christina Aguilera, and Justin Timberlake became global sensations, Lynche morphed into a relatively successful working artist.
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What's more, studying why and how insects experience these sensations could help us better understand and treat chronic pain in humans.
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Image: Alison Barker, MDCFor the study, the researchers administered three substances that typically cause burning sensations in humans and other animals.
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For many people, especially college students, the mass-produced, catchpenny plastic appliances conjure a number of emotions, physical sensations, and images.
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The researchers believe this is because the cats with boxes had a secure place to process the new sensations around them.
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I make them thinking of communal spaces where people can be together, or alone, and connect to their most immediate sensations.
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It felt like my spirit, the God particle, whatever you want to call it, was being stimulated from all these sensations.
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The app syncs the Little Bird vibrator with erotic e-books programed with customized vibrations and sensations corresponding to the story.
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"Saturday Night Live" parodied the briefings with actress Melissa McCarthy playing a combative, blustering Spicer, in clips that became viral sensations.
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Contrary to popular belief, there are even teas that can produce similar sensations to those you might experience while drinking wine.
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These b-sides are a decidedly great companion to the sensations and moods Jepsen has given us on E-MO-TION.
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Technology has enhanced touch sensations since the first haptic feature on a video game controller, but advertisers rarely capitalize on it.
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He acknowledged that he was still dealing with what he described as "nerve damage" that was causing numbness and tingling sensations.
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Dry plaster leaching water from its environment and then dripping into the terrarium offers this plant sensations of wetness all around.
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"Immediately, the film and its maker became international sensations," the critic Phillip Lopate wrote in The New York Times in 2016.
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But both esketamine and ketamine have side effects, including out-of-body sensations and hallucinations, and have the potential for abuse.
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Instead of popular cartoons, he started fashioning piñatas out of internet memes and viral sensations: local politicians, drug lords, Hollywood stars.
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He seemed to find life both funny and cripplingly sad, and he could mingle those sensations like no other recent songwriter.
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That corresponded roughly with the period the first diplomat who was evacuated in April reported experiencing the mysterious sounds and sensations.
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Chris ChristieGovernor Remarks Tiffany Trump Entertainment The Sensations Remarks Kerry WoolardGeneral Manager, Trump Winery Remarks Donald Trump, Jr. Remarks The Hon.
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Can you avoid ticking off tourist sites and instead enjoy the relaxed sensations of living in the moment, wherever you are?
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The main problem is that a video game is a synthetic device that can provide only a fragment of nature's sensations.
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With the "stimulation" turned on—the electronic feed coursing from the sensors—Spetic feels nineteen distinct sensations in his artificial hand.
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Then, after several months, I noticed that these sensations rose and fell; the constancy of the aggression had been a fantasy.
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The experience of pleasure is known to be especially intense during adolescence, and this can include the sensations associated with alcohol.
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Pros: Gorgeous appearance, meditative whooshing sounds, and simulation of open-water rowing sensations Cons: Expensive, included monitor is fine but limited
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" Chekhov wrote about "the thirst for powerful sensations," and Madame de Staël wrote about how "genius inspires this thirst for fame.
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But when the adapters translate Gabriel's turbulent sensations into a long monologue, the spell of closely observed naturalism is inevitably broken.
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When he stimulated one section, they saw shapes, colors, textures; another, and they felt sensations in various parts of the body.
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These include both the physical sensations the works evoke and the narratives surrounding specifically coded bodies in specific times and places.
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Typically, it's thought that we perceive harmful sensations on our skin entirely through the very sensitive endings of certain nerve cells.
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Here, then, is clear evidence that people enjoy the sensations that accompany the fight or flight response within a non-threatening environment.
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The program also offers fear of flying courses for dogs who are unsure about the new sensations that come with plane travel.
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Because "Making a Murderer" and "The Jinx" were hits and media sensations -- prompting everyone in TV to join the true-crime trend.
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The burst of pure joy was a creation by the man behind a bunch of viral sensations on public transport: Peter Sharp.
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We found a way to provide sensations of pain in a meaningful way to the prosthesis as well as the amputee user.
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The ability to sense things in the environment and to integrate those sensations into a beneficial response is not in itself consciousness.
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It's not as big a problem when a passenger is looking out a window—there the sensations of motions usually properly correlate.
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I had chills, weird sensations jolting through my legs, not to mention the tube in my rectum flushing my colon with water.
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Our emotions are not so much reactions to the world, but inventions of our brains to explain the cause of our sensations.
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The patient reported that some sensations seemed to be coming from below the skin of his hand, rather than from the surface.
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The nitric oxide increases blood flow and triggers your body to release natural anesthetics, which can create either warming or cooling sensations.
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Symptoms appear a few days after exposure to Zika, and include weakness or tingling sensations in the legs, arms, and upper body.
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That seemed at the time like a needlessly specific reference to James' kids, who've become internet sensations in the youth basketball scene.
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Looking at the photographs conjures welcome sensations, however, that are often absent in the recent discourse on race: pride, joy and hope.
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Besides filming for his own production company, Deen has been shooting films with Vouyer Media, Reality Junkies, Girlfriends Films, and New Sensations.
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Hopefully this will help you feel less troubled the next time anxiety triggers similar sensations—there's certainly evidence to suggest it might.
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Receding gums or damage to the enamel can cause teeth to be more sensitive to hot, cold, and other sensations, Brooks says.
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Battlefield 1 isn't trying to be historically accurate, but it is trying to evoke really specific sensations and feelings toward its subject.
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Practicing mindfulness—an essential aspect of yoga—forces one to focus on their breath, their body sensations, and their thoughts without judgment.
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He's amazed at the diversity of audio sensations in human hearing, and wants VR and AR audio to reflect this dynamic spectrum.
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The stars of the movie — Lana Condor, 21, who played Lara Jean and Noah Centineo, 22, who played Peter — became overnight sensations.
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But as is often the case with Hollywood reboots, internet sensations who try to recreate their original virality tend to fall flat.
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But a few weeks later, I had the same exact physical sensations, and it's what I remember as my first panic attack.
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Necessity merely forces them to attend more to and draw more from sensations and aspects of sensuality most of us usually ignore.
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Both sensations brought a sharper appreciation of space and air as active or sheltering forces that we share with all living things.
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This is, at its core, still about the ability of one person's feelings, habits, and sensations to somehow rub off on another.
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I'm at peace with the reality that the sensations provided by body parts are less intense than those a battery can afford.
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"I should fancy that crime is to them what art is to us, simply a method of procuring extraordinary sensations," he suggests.
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" Once you feel calmer, you will be better able to ask yourself: "What are the sensations that you're experiencing when you're upset?
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But in a Formula E car, because you don't hear it, you have lost one of those sensations into managing a slide.
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Psychic medium Natalia Kuna writes that supermoons have a magnifying effect — experiences, sensations, and memories may feel more intense under these moonbeams.
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However, they may also call an apple-shaped plum "red," suggesting that the color sensations in a colorblind individual are indeed different.
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Social media influencers, like YouTube sensations Jake Paul and RyanToysReview have replaced the Disney and Nickelodeon child actor stars of previous generations.
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He has nearly 12 million followers and has reveled in watching his stray thoughts become viral sensations on the social media platform.
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In America, she discovered, haunted houses allow people living in relative quiet to simulate the sensations that come with feeling at risk.
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It will include haptic feedback and improved tactile sensations such as rumbling and shaking, allowing users to get more immersed in games.
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You could use that to hack into his nervous system and steal his sensations and effectively be in bed with his girlfriend.
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In addition to realism, the artist wishes to bring the reality of his world closer to the sensations felt in big cities.
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The best-selling musicians of all time include pop sensations like Taylor Swift, rock legends like Metallica, and rap stars like Eminem.
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Instead, allow your anxious thoughts, feelings and physical sensations to wash over you, accepting anxiety as an integral part of human experience.
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First, focus on bringing awareness into your own body, especially through internal sensations like your chest rising and falling with your breath.
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The research team analyzed the "sensory body map," the area of the brain that processes sensations from various parts of the body.
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I'd be another tourist, hoping to be knocked out with sensations that would carry over to the flight back to New York.
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Even in his stunned, spiritually crippled later condition, the habits of sarcasm and chop-busting stick with him like phantom-limb sensations.
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There's the sour news, which is complicated by tangential sensations of grotesquerie and elegance, fury and poignance, and, perhaps, of philosophical insight.
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Instead, the hot and cold sensations are is waking up thermoreceptors in the skin on your wrist and affecting your nervous system.
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"A U.S. government employee in China recently reported subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," the health alert said.
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This year's show includes Fresh the Clowns, internet dance sensations from Detroit, as well as performers from Ethiopia, Guinea, Russia and China.
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I took the occasion of her shower to see what the Internet had to say about burning-mouth sensations and beach fruit.
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But many viral sensations, such as Lil Nas X, Billie Eilish, and Halsey, have engineered that "instant" success thanks to savvy marketing.
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This often feels like an attempt to represent scents or sensations of the being that are not immediately visible or strictly physical.
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Bub, one of the original internet cat sensations, rose to fame in 2012 after she appeared on the front page of Reddit.
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Mindfulness is all about bringing your attention to the present moment, including the sounds and sensations you can enjoy with your body.
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George and Vivian "Ginger" Brown, of South Carolina, became internet sensations after they were featured in an adorable wedding-themed photo shoot.
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It is a breakup album with a city, a relationship, a vanished world and the pleasant delusions and physical sensations of youth.
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Restless leg syndrome is a neurological condition, which means any sensations it causes happen in the brain more than in the legs themselves.
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It produces sensations similar to tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the psychoactive ingredient in the cannabis plant, yet many users report more powerful, often dangerous effects.
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"By adding in different sensations, we can continue to improve upper limb prostheses to make them even more functional and lifelike," said Osborn.
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Other physiological sensations include tingling hands, buzzing, or changes in the temperature of the hands, according to the International Association of Reiki Practitioners.
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"You should only worry if you're masturbating in one way and doing it often and not allowing your body other sensations," she says.
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And they're not innate, either — our brain assigns emotions in order to make sense of physical sensations like sweating or an elevated heartbeat.
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With Donna on top, we see Victor screaming about the new sensations he's experiencing while his own face twin looks down at him.
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Though Morrison physically wrote Astral Weeks, each song has bloomed into an entity that seems to hum with its own sensations and emotions.
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From a physiological standpoint, exercise causes some of the same sensations as anxiety, like heavy breathing, sweating, and increased heart rate, he says.
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If spending $15,000 on a surround video kit doesn't fill you with tingly sensations, there's also been the other extreme: Building your own.
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Today's NBC stars pulled out all the stops, traveling back in time as their favorite movie characters and pop sensations from the decade.
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Aly Raisman's parents became internet sensations during the Rio Olympics when their tense reactions to their 22-year-old daughter's performance went viral.
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Not only can it make sex delightfully messy, it can intensify the sensations that come with sex and help you avoid unwanted friction.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, one of Democrats' biggest 2250 sensations and an undeniable master at the fine art of staying in the public eye.
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Maxwell realized that every perception of color affected, to a greater or lesser extent, all three of the sensations that Young had postulated.
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I'd speculate that you, like me, are high in interoceptive awareness—from your description, you sound very in tune with your bodily sensations.
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Crucially, though, another characteristic that varies between people is how we think about and interpret these kind of physical fight-or-flight sensations.
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But without a word to label these sensations or feelings they are often overlooked, never to be fully acknowledged, articulated or even remembered.
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If you ask us, it's kind of a drag that, in the English language, we reduce these scintillating sensations to a single word.
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Whether it's the result of a mosquito bite, an allergic reaction, or dry skin, few sensations are quite as irritating as the itch.
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Synesthesia is essentially an involuntary reaction to environmental stimuli, where certain details, say sounds or numbers, trigger sensations like color, taste, or memory.
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As I discovered firsthand, these sensations are also commonly experienced while under the influence of dimethyltryptamine (DMT), the main psychoactive compound in ayahuasca.
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She achieves this effect with intricate and fast brushwork that yields porous, tactile surfaces that absorb the eye and stir sensations of touch.
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When model sensations and sisters Bella and Gigi Hadid weren't strutting the runways during NYFW, they made fashion statements as fashion show attendees.
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In the simulator, the driver generally wears his helmet and racing clothes, communicates with his engineers, receives instructions and comments on the sensations.
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How to rule the Internet Grandparents become social media sensations just by posting pics every week of grandpa eating In-N-Out burgers.
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"Our bodies are always with us, and the various sensations and aches that all bodies experience are also always with us," Robertson added.
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I think it's because you're connecting with your partner on another, very real level that's separate from the physical sensations you're experiencing together.
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Knowing your body and how it responds to sensations, pressure, and rhythms is immensely helpful not just for edging, but any sexual activity.
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The two eventually start an imprint at Empirical called Millennial, where they chase authors who are YouTube sensations or acquire books about labradoodles.
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Surely they don't want to become one of those overheated online sensations, only to fizzle when tasked with making a substantial follow-up?
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The following meditation is designed to help you tune into the sensations of the body; Brotto recommends it with a partner or alone.
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Although bombarded with thousands of sensations every second of the day, your brain rarely stops providing you with a steady stream of consciousness.
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Many people also experience dissociation, which can manifest as literal desensitization in parts of the body or the inability to describe physical sensations.
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This intensity of sensations likely explains why the shows are so resonant for those of us fortunate enough to see them in person.
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This "breaking" is sometimes referred to as central sensitization, and it leads people to misinterpret normal sensations coming from their nerves as pain.
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Do such tactile attentions of another imply individuation, or are interactions producing sensations of touch to be understood as two moving as one?
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The promise of food that we might not perceive if dependent on sight, might have a different meaning when considered using botanical sensations.
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They put you in intimate contact with objects, sensations and ideas so you can examine them, stay with them, make them your own.
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There are stretches during which I diligently make time to sit on my cushion every day, quietly observing my thoughts, emotions and sensations.
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Its living room overlooked the water, which, like one of Mr. Taylor's dances, could create a dizzying multitude of sensations: tranquil, majestic, treacherous.
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Even before that, parents can help children get used to different sensations in their mouths by offering textured teething toys, Ms. Lipner said.
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Birds can become social media sensations within hours, as with the famous mandarin duck, and the red-tailed hawk known as Pale Male.
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The young stars of Netflix's Sex Education became internet sensations after the premiere of season 1 of the sex-posi British teen comedy.
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Notice the sensations of your body at work — experience the contrast of movement and exercise with the calming, healing, restorative effects of nature.
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Use lube Adding lube to the ball play experience can make the sensations feel even better — especially if you're not using your mouth.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "One of the biggest viral sensations right now is a YouTube live stream of a pregnant giraffe waiting to give birth.
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Another group was taught mindfulness through the meditative method of paying close attention to the moment and focusing on breathing and other sensations.
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This keeps them smelling fresh longer and saves me from one of the world's most unpleasant sensations: damp towel on a cold morning.
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"This could be related to certain illusions they have: when they perceive sensations that actually come from themselves as alien," Böhme tells me.
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It is a Dada masterpiece of early experimental film, stringing together a reeling mechanic-mental river of sensations both flashy and frustratingly repetitive.
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From this upbringing, I likely learned to feat and expect the worst when it comes to health, medicine, or sensations in my body.
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A not very well understood part of the brain associated with pain and other visceral sensations is known as the parabrachial nucleus (PBN).
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If you have one of those nagging sensations that you might be forgetting something important, it could be the impending arrival of Mother's Day.
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"Negative sensations are interesting, particularly when you're in a context where they can't hurt you," said Nina Strohminger, author of The Hedonics of Disgust.
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Sometimes, the afterglow of an orgasm has the power to drown out all other feelings or sensations going on in your body besides pleasure.
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At this point,we do not have a remotely complete picture of what features of the brain give rise to thinking, personality, sensations, etc.
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Like the physical sensation of loving the way certain foods activate sensations on your tongue, Good Taste is and should be a relative concept.
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From temperate summers to sun-flecked autumn to the chilling bite of winter, Norway is a wealth of sense-provoking sensations throughout every season.
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Just kidding, that's Manchester's Proto Idiot, who are a brilliant, stupid, stomping garage rock three piece featuring members of certified punk sensations The Hipshakes.
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Or think of Lynx and Lamb Gaede, who became media sensations as 11-year-old white nationalist twin pop singers in the mid-aughts.
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Her thoughtful piece isn't at all about the tingling sensations or the whispers — it's about being faced with an intimacy you're not ready for.
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Each hole features different, yet unique textures, ridges, and tightness to give you intense sensations that are impossible to achieve even through real penetration.
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To be a true replacement, it should also be able to send sensations back to its wearer, to enable him to control it precisely.
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Sensations from the hands are processed in parts of the brain called the somatosensory cortices, of which there is one in each cerebral hemisphere.
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"[To treat that,] we help them get comfortable with those sensations again so that they're not so frightening when they occur," Dr. Chambless says.
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So that means more arousal, better orgasms, yummier sensations, more sensitive body parts, more connection to your own body and to your partner's body.
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The current liberal, conformist Germany could hardly be more different from its late-1920s counterpart, yet in Mr Strauss's book it prompts similar sensations.
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The sister R&B duo known for their stunning vocal harmonies became YouTube sensations before signing with Beyoncé's management company, Parkwood Entertainment in 2013.
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Previous attempts to fix the green pools with copious amounts of chlorine resulted in athletes complaining of burning sensations in their eyes and noses.
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But it's a debate whether the sensations picked up by this organ are "smell" or some other sense that humans don't have access to.
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I was desperately hung over, sitting a few deep in the church pew, when a series of really intense bodily sensations suddenly overcame me.
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Co-creators Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle have bottled these exact sensations into Pen133, their Hulu series delving into the pains of female adolescence.
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I don't feel like a complete woman in that I don't feel like I'm getting the range of sensations that I should be getting.
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Sometimes, though, allowing yourself the time to explore can help build momentum and lead you to indulge in a whole different range of sensations.
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A computer game can never capture the sensations of working with real materials, in this case, the weight, texture, grain and smell of wood.
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These sensations (along with emotions) are the only contents of consciousness, the only things introspection can use to figure out what we are thinking.
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However, many of the current opioids stimulate portions of the brain that lead to additional sensations of "rewarding" pleasure, or disrupt certain physiological activities.
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The meditation instructed participants to notice the feelings, thoughts and physical sensations that arose in the moment and take note of them without judgement.
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Even newer pro gaming sensations like Hearthstone and Heroes of the Storm come from a well-established giant — both of those are Blizzard creations.
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Using haptic feedback, the WayBand uses a powerful motor to give you tactile sensations about where you are and what direction to walk in.
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The party was such a mind-scrambling gumbo of sensations and self-doubt that it took over a decade for me to attend another.
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The suit's vibrations are powerful, transferring the ethereal beauty of music from one sense to another via direct sensations that pulsate through your body.
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I experienced both sensations when I saw the season's two musicals — "The Rocky Horror Show" and "The Music Man" — at matinees on successive days.
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"Tyrannosaurs, like crocodilians, have many openings for the trigeminal nerve, which brings back tactile sensations from the snout back to the brain," Carr said.
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Meaning, if Stannis thinks he's having sex with a younger woman, he's going to disregard sensations telling him otherwise that could ruin the moment.
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There's quite a lot of sex in the story, some of it with Noah but most between females, its sequences and sensations vividly described.
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From the dizzying stream of incoming perceptions, the brain stores, or "encodes," the sights, sounds, sensations and emotions that it deems important or novel.
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Messier understands the swirl of sensations likely to envelop Hadfield as he watches his No. 11 rise before the Rangers play the Winnipeg Jets.
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Feel the raindrops land on your clothing and the sensations as they drip and trickle on exposed skin — hands, legs or an upturned face.
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Barzini, truly a writer to watch, positions herself astride both American and Sicilian cultures, and packs this visceral book with strong sensations from both.
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For the president's supporters, the Steele sensations would provoke outrage and energize Mr. Trump's claims that he was the victim of a witch hunt.
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These devices can change their shapes (to varied degrees) to accommodate diverse bodies or desires, functions to offer a range of sensations, or both.
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Because if the appeal of literature is to help you tunnel into other worlds, other languages, other sensations, and so on, why hold back?
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As you bring this gentle acceptance to your sensations, both good and bad, notice what happens when your experience is not colored by judgment.
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"The movie is a sprawling anthology of contradictory feelings, sensations and genres," A. O. Scott wrote in his review in The New York Times.
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These neurological connections link all the sensations that form a memory: what a scene looked like, what it felt like, what it smelled like.
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We can learn to appreciate these challenging emotional sensations, or at least not waste so much energy on resenting them or desperately avoiding them.
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Ripa, 45, appears in an edition of Short's "Jiminy Glick's Celebrity Sensations," which earlier this week put Jerry Seinfeld in the Q&A hot seat.
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Within minutes, you start to feel pain in your neck and lower extremities—symptoms that are soon followed by tingling sensations, numbness, and profuse sweating.
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The company develops "mid-air touch" technology that uses ultrasound technology to project sensations onto a user's hands for automotive, entertainment and virtual reality applications.
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From Grumpy Cat to Justin Bieber, the great World Wide Web has brought us countless viral sensations to pass the time (thanks, Reddit and YouTube).
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The salty taste is triggered by a current generated by the utensil, and the fork is able to mimic sour, bitter and metallic taste sensations.
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The Duffer brothers may seem like overnight sensations — but having chronicled their ups and downs over the past 10 years, I assure you they're not.
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But the extent to which nearly all blockbusters and pop sensations owe their success to this may be less clear-cut than is generally believed.
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Wais is 45, and just beginning his journey of rehabilitation, his eyes dazed, sparkling with panic about the ungovernable sensations beginning to grip his body.
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All the while, the musical sensations have been putting out music in the form of EPs and albums that offer a sound all their own.
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I never realized the architectural marvels of olfactory sensations or how the internet could be as rocky as a hurricane if you rode its currents.
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In the rig, sensations are felt as real ones, which makes each kick hurt like a real one—and each sexual act induces real pleasure.
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Take, for example, the latest Resident Evil, which switches the series to first-person horror adventure, a genre recently popularized by YouTube sensations like Outlast.
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"I care a lot about rhythm, both of image and color, as a mean capable of granting indeterminate sensations within a supposed narrative," writes Ascui.
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For some people, regular exercise can make you more comfortable with these sensations, which ultimately changes the way that your body responds to psychological stressors.
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Kyle Korver was the Johnny Depp version of Willy Wonka, and Wade and his wife, Gabrielle Union, went as pop lip-synching sensations Milli Vanilli.
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Notter warps every body part, from top to toes, in order to convey both the mental and physical sensations these all but avoidable scenarios produce.
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Whether it's a sense of discomfort or incongruity, or feelings of the divine or supernatural, I'm interested in pursuing the sensations born from these interrelationships.
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And even if you can't actually see your clitoris, but you can feel pleasurable sensations around that area, you probably have found it, she says.
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Lizzo, 'Juice' The flute-playing, Coachella-slaying singer is one of music's hottest new sensations, and this invigorating tune makes it easy to see why.
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Miley CyrusImage: ImgurBack in 2010, as with all incurably rebellious teen sensations, Disney had Miley Cyrus killed and dumped her remains in the California desert.
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Euphoric, unbridled laughter is common, as are oddly introspective thoughts about existence and reality, and even synesthetic sensations, such as being able to "see" sounds.
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Whatever was going on in the eye, Young was saying, it was mixing sensations together to produce all those millions of colors from just three.
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You can feel all physical sensations within the combat video game — including pain — which seems like a pretty misguided choice on the game makers part.
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Folks write entire guides on which devices work with certain conditions, or how they can be used to achieve certain sensations for those with limitations.
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That character resonates in the confused world of clubbing, a place where lust and longing coagulate, accentuating those sensations to the point of near-unbearableness.
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Not only from the remarkable sensations the warmed toys created but the deeply emotional reaction she had as a result of his caring and forethought.
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They also report a greater number of auditory, tactile, and somatic (body-related) sensations, perhaps due to their already heightened sense of touch and hearing.
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What's amazing about the Subpac M2 is that, assuming you like those sensations, you get the same effect throughout your torso without disturbing the neighbors.
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We married to make such sensations permanent but failed to see that there was no solid connection between these feelings and the institution of marriage.
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I was aware of the times I was touching my face, or resting my chin on my hand, knowing that he was mirroring those sensations.
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In return for tasting these new sensations, Mr. Chang's customers gave up amenities that used to be automatic at restaurants hoping to be taken seriously.
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" Roth described the protagonist as a "man possessed by dangerous sensations, nasty opinions, savage grievances, sinister feelings and ... stalked by the implacable presence of lust.
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The Yankees, with their young sensations and revived veterans, could elbow past the field to earn a spot in the American League wild-card game.
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The hair dye ingredient, paraphenylenediamine or PPD, can make the skin itchy, dry, or cracked, and create rashes and burning sensations in people with allergies.
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My cancer was not just a set of sensations or lessons in interpretation or a problem for art, although it was all of these things.
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On Saturday and Sunday, the artist Jenae Schwartz will work with children on "Slithering Sensations From East to West," a drop-in family art project.
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Say the title to anyone of a certain age and what burbles to the surface are not thoughts about the movie but fully reexperienced sensations.
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In short, our emotions are not reactions to the world, but an invention of our brain to explain the cause of our sensations and actions.
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Computer scientists at the University of Michigan recently published a paper that suggested that interference caused by eavesdropping devices could have caused the strange sensations.
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And critics often say that techniques from psychoanalysis to EMDR (which uses eye movements, sounds, and sensations as routes into the brain) haven't been proven.
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Over that period, they've become sensations in the Spanish-speaking world, releasing four albums that have netted them two Grammy nominations and a worldwide fanbase.
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"A U.S. government employee in China recently reported subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," the department said in a health alert.
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The Pomeranian Boo and his companion Buddy, who died last year, became internet sensations when their American owners started sharing pictures of their adorable antics.
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With erudition, imagination and flair, he conveys scholarship while winking at the contradictions so often revealed when trying to articulate fleeting sensations with concrete language.
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Myers came up with The Office: An XXX Parody, the first of eight pop-culture television parodies he'd churn out for New Sensations that year.
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One of Italy's foremost horror movie sensations, Mario Bava's "Black Sunday," is often considered by many horror aficionados to be the essential gothic horror feature.
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Jovcic and Drobnjak lost their sight at a later age and still have visual sensations in their dreams, while Zekic lost his sight at birth.
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"The sights, the sounds, the smells and tastes, the sensations as your body betrays you and your mind finally slides into the dark," Yorick said.
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With the ability to electronically control sensations in addition to advances in virtual and augmented reality, people could dream up completely new genders and genitalia.
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Donning your programmed glasses and plunging into the sights, sounds and sensations of contemporary life is, itself, to experience science fiction in its purest form.
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Visceral sensations of unity and fragmentation vibrate and flutter in and around the head: an art experience as surrogate for aimless time and invisible engagements.
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Take a moment to notice some basic sensations, like the ebb and flow of your breath, or the feeling of your feet on the ground.
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I tried the Creme Egg Mayo and here is a blow-by-blow account of the rollercoaster ride of emotions and sensations that I experienced.
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Some tactile sensations are lost when operating using a robot, and many surgeons have not adjusted to that, which can be a difficulty, he said.
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It will include haptic feedback and improved tactile sensations, such as rumbling and shaking, so users can better feel what's going on within a game.
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Stories abound about self-made stars who post their music on streaming platforms, but many viral sensations have engineered that instant success using savvy marketing.
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It's more like a brain hack that occupies the brain so fully that it has no room to process pain sensations at the same time.
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We simply couldn't process it all, the flood of nigh limitless but mostly inconsequential sensations from all corners of our bodies vying for our focus.
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The brain registers itching—via the same pathways that transport sensations like temperature and pain from the skin—and it naturally responds by deploying fingernails.
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But more and more, it occurs to me that maybe these emotional sensations are not there to be overcome, eliminated, or numbed out, but appreciated.
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Your brain is always regulating and it's always predicting what the sensations from your body are to try to figure out how much energy to expend.
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Patients in Brazil described a creeping inability in their limbs to feel textures, heat and pain, along with sensations of tingling in parts of their body.
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Deep presence includes the sensations of motion from your inner ear; if the two are out of sync with what you see, you get motion sickness.
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Following his unexpected television debut, social media hilariously applauded McKenna on Twitter as he was dubbed one of the viral sensations of this year's halftime show.
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It will include haptic feedback and improved tactile sensations, such as rumbling and shaking, so that users can better feel what's going on within a game.
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If you're sick of the sound of VR already consider that a taster of the queasy sensations tech companies are aiming to flog consumers this year.
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In case you're unfamiliar — and you should really get to know them because they're so smart and cool — Chloe x Halle are sisters and YouTube sensations.
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Your head swells up, your heart starts pounding, you feel nauseous, you have trouble breathing, and you get red splotches and prickling sensations on your skin.
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Once inside the room, you see six "healing stations" before you, each "invented," as the artists put it, to evoke different bodily sensations through physical contact.
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It's about the sensations of growing up and feeling stuck somewhere you don't want to be — or as someone you don't want want to be anymore.
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" 7-Eleven Merchandising Senior Vice President Jack Stout said the convenience store chain's customers are adventurous and "looking for new taste sensations and unusual flavor combinations.
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"Plenty of women don't love the actual sensations of oral sex because they don't find it pleasurable, or they just don't like the experience," Marin says.
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A downside to being more sensitive to your physical sensations is that you are more likely to notice the ways that your body responds to anxiety.
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Taste As Much As Possible Wine is, above all else, about the pleasure of discovery—the discovery of new flavors as well as new, intoxicating sensations.
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Additionally, penises have nerves that run along the top side, and those nerve fibers are responsible for all the lovely sensations that come from sexual pleasure.
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For some people, the visual symptoms of an aura are accompanied by a feeling of numbness or pins-and-needles sensations in their limbs or face.
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Those with the unique neurological condition can experience the same sensations and feelings as someone they're looking at—whether it's on screen or in real life.
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To be specific, it's the Trojan multi-thrill vibrating massager, which is essentially a bullet vibrator that has three different textured heads to provide different sensations.
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These young people (often male) are more likely to actively seek to feel drunk—as well as other extreme sensations—and have a risk-taking personality.
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What Murphy mastered in the course of LCD Soundsystem's first three albums was how to convey the sensations and the feelings of aging without sounding tired.
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I remember spending time with my grandmother in her nursing home after school and on weekends, taking in the complex and exciting sensations of her world.
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The sensations surged up from somewhere inside, like poison through a syringe: a mix of sadness, anxiety, and shame that would overwhelm anyone, especially a teenager.
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A claw shape provides suction and massaging air waves to send targeted sensations directly to your or your partners' most sensitive areas for touch-free pleasure.
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Occasionally, I've experienced weird sensations — feeling the lens on my eye, bits of light or color passing in my vision, some random stinging and watery eyes.
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For smokers trying to quit and prevent weight gain, however, the researchers said e-cigarattes with food flavorings may replicate some of the sensations of eating.
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Employees reported difficulty breathing and burning sensations in their eyes and throat, said John Nalbone, a spokesman for Robbinsville Township, where the fulfillment center is located.
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If machines were in fact able to consciously "feel" physical or emotional sensations, would we be obligated to program them to only experience happiness and bliss?
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In fact, the majority of the day was slotted with internet and Soundcloud sensations like Trippie Redd, Lil Pump, Smoke Purpp, Kodie Shane and Young Nudy.
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Characterizing childbirth as a "psychosexual experience," she describes labour and birth as a series of rhythmic sensations, muscle contractions, and rush of blood to the genitals.
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Like the human type, the engineered dermis has two layers that together mimic receptors on our body and captures a range of touch sensations, including pain.
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There isn't much I can do about the sensations of dizziness, weakness, or even a little fluishness that occur after a long day without my meds.
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Alyssa Snodsmith, 24, and Collin Hewett, 23, became internet sensations after posting a Pinterest engagement photo they were trying to re-create alongside what actually happened.
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They may improve a mother's ability to help a child to first understand the outer world, and then learn how to make sense of internal sensations.
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The very methods that are meant to help are hard to stick to; meditation, for instance, makes me hyperaware of sensations I've worked hard to avoid.
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If you venture from our borders, you can fall down a YouTube chasm of infinity lined with international dog sensations; this "dressage chiens" is particularly riotous.
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Sir Richard's ELEMENT MS likewise abandons old design to focus on the shaft, augmenting rather than replacing sex with new physical sensations for both parties involved.
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The therapy known as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) encourages the use of mindfulness meditation to bring greater awareness to one's thoughts, feelings, and bodily sensations.
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During that time, Ms. Davis learned that the lightning sensations in her head were a result of damaged nerves from a botched root canal years earlier.
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Teresa Palmer's work in the opening minutes of "Berlin Syndrome" succeeds in conveying the nearly tactile sensations of being an enthusiastic stranger in a strange land.
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"Our sex organs are situated very closely to our bladders, so it's not entirely surprising that sensations in one area might affect the other," Battle says.
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Psychosomatic factors, he said, can cause "conflicts in the central nervous system" which produce sensations of pain identical to those caused by an "organic" medical problem.
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Another, called Relax and Release, encourages people to focus on the sensations in their hands or feet to distract them from their thoughts and relieve anxiety.
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For instance, heat and cold sensation work on different nerves than light touch sensations, and use different receptors (some of which were also only recently discovered).
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We are always in one place, Henry's head, as he peers back from his early-twentieth-century home in England, seeking out extremely specific sensations lost.
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As sweeping as the novel is, moving across time, space, characters and planes of existence, it stays grounded in the sensations that make up daily life.
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Scenes, sounds and sensations leave a deeper neural trace if they stir a strong emotional response; this helps you avoid those same experiences in the future.
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Student Opinion Have you ever tried mindfulness or meditation, practices that focus on the present moment and being aware of your thoughts, feelings and bodily sensations?
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"Music for Old Paint" is an underwhelming, yet seductive work that produced in me sensations of private revelation rarely encountered in our time of maximal availability.
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One masterful example is Clair's opener for True Detective, which implies — through its juxtaposition of oil refineries, strippers, tangled highways, and fire — sensations of anxiety and anomie.
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It's easy to compare the sensations of sex to those of a good workout, and it turns out they may have similar positive effects on your health.
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It was an abstract ideal, a word, and it was being used to shut out and reduce unpleasant thoughts and sensations that were very present and real.
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For example, they might be experiencing health issues that change the sensations of sex, or they could be dealing with stress and anxiety completely unrelated to you.
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Once I realized just how well my body responded to weed, I was able to harness these sensations during moments when I felt particularly anxious about sex.
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Keep your attention on the breath, noticing the sensations in your body as you exhale, and even the momentary pause between the in breath and out breath.
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Pilots Are the Stars of Instagram Everyone loves airline pilots on Instagram, Blake Montgomery reports: Biedenkapp is part of a larger trend: airline pilots as Instagram sensations.
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It pushes patients to engage with their bodily sensations that usually provoke anxiety, like their hearts beating faster, and learn not to treat the signal as dangerous.
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It's had the function of turning people who are basically just competent internet users armed with joke-shaped phraseology into viral sensations and it is always exhausting.
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So, we came up with the idea of an interactive experience (cooking class), new taste sensations (all avocado food and beverage menu) and treatments in the spa.
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And none of the sensations extended to any of his fingertips, despite the electrodes being placed in what should have been the correct parts of the brain.
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I will wear a bikini to the beach and enjoy the sensations of the waves on my legs, sun on my arms, and sand under my feet.
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The challenge faced by the chef was to help the patients reconnect with chocolate flavors they had lost, via "other aural, visual and tactile sensations," he said.
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While a hit of Advil used to knock out the stabby sensations pretty quickly, they morphed over time to become more intense and less responsive to drugs.
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I was naked and lightly tracing my skin with my fingertips, enjoying the shivering sensations it gave me, the goosebumps that popped up with each gentle caress.
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During his 13 years on YouTube he's gone from being a sketch comedian and vlogger to a YouTube authority, making videos examining internet sensations and YouTube culture.
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Symptoms can include muscle stiffness and weakness, problems with coordination, overactive reflexes, blurred or double vision, tingling or burning sensations, difficulty swallowing, numbness and vertigo, among others.
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When American Vandal premiered in September 2017, it was meant to be a on-the-nose parody of true crime sensations like Making a Murderer and Serial.
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And insects carry receptors along the nervous system that should make them feel something very much like our sensations of acute pain when they encounter these stimuli.
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The experience of using marijuana lube will be different for everyone, like any drug, and the sensations experienced will depend on where and how you use it.
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"Being stoned while masturbating or having sex is one of the most freeing sensations the human body can feel," says Victor Escobar, 27, an artist in Brooklyn.
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The duo flies to India to search for Baba, the "Cosmic Barber of Pushkar," whose famous "World's Greatest Head Massage" videos gave them both tingling ASMR sensations.
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The film's focus on beautiful, bittersweet youth was of a piece with the French director's earlier work, which was similarly focused on the tender sensations of adolescence.
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The feature shines most in games like 1, 2 Switch, where the multiple nuanced vibrations emulate delicate sensations such as that of marbles rolling in a box.
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The sophomore sensations each downplayed the perceived rivalry, saying the storyline is a convenient one contrived by the media as opposed to the combatants on the ice.
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In his searing essay on the loss of his daughter, Aleksandar Hemon uses the metaphor of an aquarium to describe the detached sensations caused by profound grief.
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"I know anecdotally of a case of someone who is paralyzed from the chest down who experiences orgasmic sensations in the back of his ear," she adds.
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In fact, Austrian psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich noted that all pleasurable sensations are characterized by the flow of blood from the center of an organism to its periphery.
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Sure, it hurt to get smacked a bit, but the pain felt very surface level, while the pleasurable sensations were felt longer and deeper within my body.
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But without societal input to tell her what her bodily sensations mean, she would feel them only as affect—a term for the raw experience of feeling.
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But his work in epilepsy also increased our understanding of the architecture of the brain, mapping how its folds and areas relate to sensations in the body.
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For example, mindfulness-based strategies can help a person observe and accept negative emotions, sensations and urges without needing to act on them by pulling or picking.
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We have a tendency to label the sensations of the body as positive or negative, but they are all just information that the body offers us. 10.
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Babymetal, the teenage Japanese pop-meets-metal sensations, are fresh off a massive headlining gig at London's iconic Wembley Stadium, and have now landed on US shores.
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Related: A Mini 3D Music Video for Every Mood The Sensations of Sex, Visualized | GIF Six-Pack [NSFW] The Surreal CGI Sex-Worlds of El Popo Sangre
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This screen is no Lacanian mirror — psychological distance is foreclosed as it draws the viewer into a soup of bodily sensations, a film more felt than seen.
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While rookie sensations Dak Prescott and Ezekiel Elliott might hit the ground running, it's more likely they'll be slowed by their first taste of real NFL defenses.
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Using the body to heal the mind, AEDP therapists help people tune into their bodily sensations as a way to process their emotions in a safe environment.
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New Orleans missed a chance to match Dallas from two years ago, when then-rookie sensations Elliott and Dak Prescott won 11 straight after dropping the opener.
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Album Review The last decade has been a hostile time for rock bands, which have lost their centrality to rappers, country stars, D.J.s, internet sensations and more.
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The theory is that risk-taking activity releases dopamine — a neurotransmitter that floods the brain with pleasurable sensations most often felt after a good meal or sex.
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Hold for five or more long deep breaths, being mindful of all the points of instruction and the corresponding sensations of strengthening and stretching in your body.
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One doctor, she said, had prescribed a course of steroids, which had caused new sensations of burning on her head and neck, from which she still suffered.
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The whole month was eye-opening: to feel real hunger, to work through new sensations and to be keenly aware of when I most want to eat.
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Respond to pain calmly — worry and fear activate the neural pathways through which pain travels and can amplify the sensations that cause it in the first place.
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Scientists hope by identifying the receptors that bring physical sensations into our bodies, they can learn to augment them, perhaps turning them off when they're causing pain.
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After work, I would usually walk alone through the city, taking in the alchemy of sounds, odors, and sensations, all of which proceeded late into the night.
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But whether or not you have any idea what we're talking about, trust us when we say that these private sensations have turned into a public sensation.
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CO: I think artists often try too hard to be cerebral but are missing out on central truths and powerful sensations that can't be understood through intellect.
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My understanding is that your claim is like this: you have a basic feeling — like "pleasant" or "unpleasant" — and bodily sensations, which are sometimes triggered by the environment.
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" Kara Platoni on transmitting sensations: "I went to London to talk with Dr. Adrian David Cheok, who is an augmented reality researcher who does work in these things.
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They weren't prepared for the physical sensations of a bounce-and-roll landing on the ground, yet Hague emerged from the capsule with a smile that surprised everyone.
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Thanks to some sophisticated tech inside the peripherals, the Joy-Con controllers can do nearby object detection and even simulate sensations like holding a glass filling with water.
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Your correspondent recently donned a "Synesthesia Suit", developed in Japan, that stimulates the wearer with physical sensations, like little buzzes and vibrations as he plays a VR game.
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The key to understanding button-pressing is therefore to understand how the brain adapts based on the limited sensations that are the residue of the brief press event.
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But what The Void does well is create the illusion of truly being in a virtual world by pairing physical sets, props, and sensations with the VR visuals.
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They can come in the form of images, sounds, emotions or sensations, but what makes them compelling is the fact they arouse our senses and demand our attention.
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Refn is a sicko and a sensationalist, an auteur of shock and aesthetic pleasure, who often seems to suggest that the two sensations are one and the same.
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Under a microscope, tiny veins and arteries will be reconnected to provide blood supply for the transplanted tissue and the nerve will allow the lips to feel sensations.
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Yet another avenue could be to seek out cognitive behavioral therapy to directly address the ways that you interpret and think about the physical sensations associated with anxiety.
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"ASMR is a deeply relaxing and comforting feeling, usually accompanied by tingling sensations in the head," says Craig Richard, PhD, an ASMR researcher and founder of ASMR University.
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These minor shifts led directly into the physical symptoms of a panic attack: suffocating and choking sensations, tightness in the chest, racing heart, dizziness, and feelings of unreality.
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At first, the limb is limp and flops around like a useless bag of bone before coming back to life with a flood of "pins and needles" sensations.
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In the mindfulness group, participants were taught four methods of meditation, using directed breathing and mindful awareness of thoughts and sensations in sitting, walking or lying down positions.
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"You're not paranoid; you're totally relaxed, present in the moment, and sensations are stronger — it turns me on," Peckler says about having high sex on that particular strain.
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If Jim Harbaugh ever wants to trap straight out da bando he's got a green light ... 'cause Atlanta street rap sensations Migos say Harbaugh is 100% hood certified.
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The researchers also determined the altered sensations due to perceived price were associated with differences in two particular brain regions (the periaqueductal gray and rostral anterior cingulate cortex).
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The album's title hints at the sweet sounds and warm sensations that radiate from its 10 songs, which roll through the ears, clouding the mind with nostalgic memories.
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Related: The Sensations of Sex, Visualized | GIF Six-Pack Everything in This Sex Shop is Made of Felt Tame Impala's New Music Video Is a Surreal Sex Fantasia
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The truth is, we don't know exactly what they were dealing with -- the sights, the sounds, the sensations -- in that cockpit as it was all going to hell.
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For the rest of their lives, these children may experience sudden episodes of emotional dysregulation triggered by experiences and sensations that remind them of their original traumatic experience.
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Often, people only focus on the physical sensations of an orgasm, but the brain also plays a role in how orgasms happen, sex researcher Nicole Prause told INSIDER.
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With 4.2 million followers, Nala is described as one of the most Instagram-famous cats, and now, Airbnb guests can meet her along with other online animal sensations.
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Throughout the evening – which was hosted by comedian and actor Arsenio Hall – R&B, hip-hop and pop sensations including Usher and Toni Braxton took to the stage.
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Lots of people are quick to dismiss ASMR as being erotic but do you think there's any overlap at all in terms of the sensations it can produce?
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Since true crime is experiencing something of a renaissance today, it's hard to sort the nuanced, journalistic efforts from the tabloid sensations all vying for your limited attention.
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In a French study conducted in 2013, midwives reported 668 cases of women reporting orgasmic sensations in childbirth and another 868 where they demonstrated signs of pleasure. Surprised?
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An interactive graphic on the RealTouch's product site offered a peek inside the device, showing the separate mechanisms used to produce sensations of heat, lubrication, tightness, and friction.
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They imagined what each sexual act would feel like on their own genitals, and then translated those sensations into code using the Real Touch's proprietary effects-editing software.
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But unlike the video-on-demand system, with its pre-encoded streams of haptic data, the RTI Network required touch sensations to be created dynamically in real time.
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The RealTouch was no exception: male coders, drawing from a bank of presets, drew upon their existing knowledge of effects-editing suites to develop new combinations of sensations.
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Instead of letting my mind run wild, I pay attention to my breathing, how much I'm bouncing with each step, and the sensations I'm feeling throughout my body.
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The friendship between this dog and hedgehog may be linked to the fact that both species are social animals and that they provide tactile sensations for each other.
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These images of the working person endow them with qualities of excellence, nobility, and respect, and evoked in me mixed sensations of hard materialistic capability and human tenderness.
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When he can, he studies Gaga, a movement language created by the Israeli choreographer Ohad Naharin, in which practitioners are given instructions to open themselves to physical sensations.
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" The Survival Research Laboratories performances generally come with unwieldy, gonzo titles, like "A Calculated Forecast of Doom: Sickening Episodes of Widespread Devastation Accompanied by Sensations of Pleasurable Excitement.
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There Are Shades of Grey Between Pleasure and Pain It had long been assumed pain and pleasure were opposing sensations delivered by distinct pathways in the nervous system.
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The 224 percent of the population who have sleep paralysis report sensations like being unable to breathe, feeling a pressure on their chest, and visual and auditory hallucinations.
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In the work, five dancers — men and women, all topless — move together in unison under bright lights, then separate into spastic solos in which they explore competing sensations.
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Since the success of "Call Me Maybe" in 2012, she has pivoted to throwback bubble gum pop that calls to mind 1980s sensations like Debbie Gibson and Tiffany.
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There are a lot of them in the clitoris and a lot in the glans penis, at the highest density where most men report the strongest sexual sensations.
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So, when you notice yourself tense and preoccupied with anxious thoughts, try shifting your attention to the sensations of your breathing, wherever you notice it in your body.
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BTS' success is comparable to other boy-band sensations Again, BTS' success isn't new, but there's a difference between being a popular act and being a worldwide icon.
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They would urge her to wait until she's a teen, at least, and until she has experienced sexual pleasure, because of the procedure's potential effect on sexual sensations.
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Be aware of the sensations that pass through the body while in the chair — sense them when they come up as opposed to trying to wish them away.
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MADRID — Wine lovers have a language of their own, filled with colorful ways to describe how the drink is made and the many sensations that it conjures up.
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This 17th annual orchid extravaganza features the natural species and hybridized sensations of Southeast Asia — upward of 70 percent of the display in the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory.
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"The most common issue with many lightening agents is that they can irritate the skin, leading to redness, flaking, dryness, or even itchy or burning sensations," Dr. Shah says.
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We have a very important announcement to make: Amy Lee, the singer of Grammy Award-winning rock band and former nu metal sensations Evanescence, is releasing a children's album.
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The Statement Department announced Wednesday that an employee in China had "reported subtle and vague, but abnormal, sensations of sound and pressure," and subsequently suffered from minor brain swelling.
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The artist received attention when his portrait of notorious child killer Myra Hindley was featured in the highly controversial Sensations exhibition at the Royal Academy of Art in 1997.
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"Seventy-80 percent actually report that their brain is telling them they have gotten some haptic feedback," said Buckwald, when addressing phantom sensations from users of Leap Motion's Orion.
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A meal with flavorful, easily intelligible tasting notes helped us to concentrate on the tactile sensations without having to rack our brains over combinations that were difficult to decipher.
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The company supplies acoustic components and haptic technology - which enables users to receive tactile sensations from an interface - for Apple products such as the iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.
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Even if you don't have an orgasm solely from anal stimulation, adding ass to your routine can heighten pleasure sensations and increase the frequency of your orgasms, Ward says.
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"Our culture views sex as primarily penetration-focused, or focused directly on the clit, and that's not necessarily the entirety of what has pleasurable sensations for genitals," she cautions.
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His prosthetic arm delivers currents to those electrodes that stimulate his brain to create sensations of touch that feel as if they are coming from his own paralyzed hand.
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When you dull one of your senses during sex, it heightens the rest of the sensations you experience, Myisha Battle, a certified sex coach in San Francisco told Refinery29.
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Designed to be used at home while sleeping, it delivers a "tingling" electrical stimulation to branches of the cranial nerve that delivers sensations from the face to the brain.
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These nerves, which are wired directly to the brain's somatosensory cortex (a region where sensations are processed), would be stimulated based on information beamed wirelessly from the prosthetic hand.
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His minimalist approach focuses on illustrating sexy sensations, from yellow lighting coursing through the body and out the eyes during orgasm to skeletal x-rays revealing whats bumping what.
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It is true that sometimes we may have fleeting sensations and feelings that we don't quite have a name for – akin to words on the "tip of our tongue".
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The Iran-born, London-based artist, is a synesthete, which means that he has involuntary reactions to environmental stimuli; sounds or numbers, trigger sensations like color, taste, or memory.
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They're electrochemical cocktails that produce generic sensations — approximations of sadness, joy, or even complex concepts like jealousy, which White describes as the combination of anger, anxiety, despair, and desire.
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By dwelling right inside that first moment of internal blooming—the first love, the sensations of new sex, its inevitable disappointments—Brownrigg did something marvelous in Pages For You.
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Hip-hop production is an even more mercurial game than rap itself—teenage sensations emerge overnight, catching stars' ears with FL Studio loops made in 10 minutes after school.
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CNN reports that 54 employees at the Robbinsville Township warehouse experienced symptoms, including burning sensations in their eyes and throats, after the can was punctured by an automated machine.
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"If you are focused on arousal, you can explore different sensations and practice stimulating and building up tension and learning to release that tension in the body," she says.
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Authentic, self-aware emotion—feeling that doesn't call itself "theory" or "wisdom"—becomes a kind of standard-bearer, with "impressions" or "sensations" the nearest you get to solid proof.
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Between December 30, 2016, and February 9, 2017, at least three C.I.A. officers working under diplomatic cover in Cuba had reported troubling sensations that seemed to leave serious injuries.
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When you watch its sensations — the texture of the inhale, the temperature of the exhale, the soft vibration in your nose — you're guaranteed to be in the present moment.
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Quality toys can be an investment, and the sheer variety of different types, sensations, and textures can feel paralyzing when you have no reference point for what you like.
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The technology can also simulate bitter and salty sensations, Ranasinghe said, adding that it could help people on restricted diets who need to cut back on salt or calories.
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Could it be that the marvellous flavors I experience when I am high are made possible because the part of my brain that limits taste sensations is turned off?
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The show features seven objects that explore various types of perception like audio, visual and tactile sensations, but also function as "closed, introverted" systems with distinct appearances and movement.
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