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Sensory deprivation
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A condition in which a person becomes confused because they lack sensations
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Deprivation, английский
- 1. the fact of not being able to have something that you need or want sleep deprivation 2. the lack of basic necessities of life
- N депривация
Deprivation of liberty, английский
A deprivation of liberty is where your liberty is taken away from you - that is, you are not free to leave and you are under continuous supervision and control. the mental capacity act says that the law allows this only in very specific situations. this may happen to you if you need to go into a care home or hospital to get care or treatment, but you don`t have the capacity to make decisions about this yourself.
Deprivation of liberty safeguards (dols), английский
If you are in a hospital or care home, your liberty can normally only be taken away if health professionals use the procedures called the deprivation of liberty safeguards. this protects you from having your liberty taken away without good reason. see our pages on the mental capacity act for more information.
Deprivation of nursery areas, английский
Sensory, английский
- Сенсорный
- A сенсорный, чувствительный; ~-based основанный на восприятиях acuity, description
Sensory acuity, английский
The ability to spot details in someone’s behaviour.
Sensory adaptation, английский
Сенсорная адаптация. временное изменение чувствительности того или иного органа чувств в результате непрерывного или повторного действия раздражителя. сенсорная усталость — вид сенсорной адаптации, характеризующийся снижением чувствительности органа (мос, 12).
Sensory analysis, английский
Sensory conduction velocity, английский
Sensory consonance, английский
Sensory data cm. sensor information 30. sensory operation, английский
Обработка сенсорной информации
Sensory evaluation test, английский
Программа исследования эффективности разведывательного оборудования при сверхзвуковых скоростях полета
Sensory nerve, английский
A nerve which registers a sensation such as heat, taste or smell and carries impulses to the brain and spinal cord. also called afferent nerve
Sensory neurone, английский
A nerve cell which transmits impulses relating to sensations from the receptor to the central nervous system
Sensory processing, английский
The input of all environmental information that enter our senses (eyes, nose, ears, etc.).
Sensory receptor, английский
A cell which senses a change in the surrounding environment, e.g. cold or pressure, and reacts to it by sending out an impulse through the nervous system. also called nerve ending
Sensory-controlled robot, английский
Адаптивный робот см. gеnеrаtiоn 2 rоbоt, рrоgrаmmаblе sеnsоry rоbоt
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Syndrome, английский
- A condition in which a person becomes depressed and anxious during the winter when there are fewer hours of daylight. its precise cause is not known, but it is thought that the shortage of daylight may provoke a reaction between various hormones and neurotransmitters in the brain. abbr sad, sads
- A condition in which the adrenal cortex produces too many corticosteroids [described 1932. after harvey williams cushing (1869–1939), surgeon, boston, usa.] comment: the syndrome is caused either by a tumour in the adrenal gland, by excessive stimulation of the adrenals by the basophil cells of the pituitary gland, or by a corticosteroid- secreting tumour. the syndrome causes swelling of the face and trunk, weakening of the muscles, raised blood pressure and retention of salt and water in the body.
- A group of symptoms and other changes in the body’s functions which, when taken together, show that a particular disease is present. complex
- Group of signs and symptoms characteristic of a particular disease
Megaureter, английский
A condition in which a part of the ureter becomes very wide, above the site of a blockage
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