| sensory overload | 2.50 | Sensory overload. | ||
| sensory experience | 1.78 | It is a deeply sensory experience. | ||
| sensory input | 1.25 | The input cells are activated only by sensory input. | ||
| sensory nerve | 0.92 | His sensory nerves, too, short-circuit at the slightest overload. | ||
| sensory information | 0.79 | ...sensory information passing through the spinal cord. | ||
| sensory perception | 0.72 | He realized that he was a victim of faulty sensory perception. | ||
| sensory system | 0.72 | The next step, he said, is research involving other sensory systems. | ||
| sensory organ | 0.59 | The eye and ear are first cousins, sensory organs on an equal footing. | ||
| sensory stimulation | 0.53 | They also increase the amount of sensory stimulation it receives. | ||
| sensory neuron | 0.46 | Rather, the axons of the sensory neurons carry impulses back into the spinal cord. | ||
| sensory effect | 0.33 | The raw sensory effect this transfixing movie produces might almost be described as psychedelic. | ||
| sensory pleasure | 0.33 | Plenty of sensory pleasure there. | ||
| sensory function | 0.26 | The temporal lobes control memory, emotion and some sensory functions. | ||
| sensory neuropathy | 0.26 | The most common kind -- distal sensory neuropathy -- affects Richards. | ||
| sensory signal | 0.26 | In the study, researchers concentrated on a part of the brain cortex that detects sensory signals. | ||
| sensory strip | 0.26 | A lot gets delivered to the sensory strip. |