In engaging with our
sense organs, we can either tap in our innate goodness or fritter them away.
The microstructure and the submicrostructure on skin and skin
sense organs of roughskin sculpin (Trachidermus fasciatus).
(a) Mechanical/and other energy forms' stimuli: Knowing (through
sense organs)--vaikhari
[31.] Lyons KM (1973b) The epidermis and
sense organs of the Monogenea and some related groups.
Development of
sense organs in the Japanese sardine Sardinops melanostictus.
Popper agrees that
sense organs receive messages from environment.
Einstein remarked that already at the level of sensory experiences an image of reality becomes somehow distorted because of specificity of human
sense organs [Einstein, 1936].
In the journal Angewandte Chemie, a research team has described a type of micromechanical sensor with a structure derived from the
sense organs of moths.
The other conditions with an STD-to-LTD progression rate greater than 5 percent were disorders of the nervous system and
sense organs, circulatory system problems, mental disorders, and problems with the muscles, skeleton or connective tissue.
The surfaces of all the valvulae were covered with
sense organs. The knowledge of these structures helps understand their functions in host location, discrimination and oviposition behavior.
Moreover, the author argues that the objects of Morandi's inquiry--the brain, the
sense organs and reproductive system--"signify a provocative sphere of expertise at distinct odds with contemporary notions about women's inferior nature and restricted intellectual and moral purview" (107).
body, constituted by what passes in and out via the
sense organs.
