sensory ganglion

“The painting is lush and triggers a sensory overload,” Harding said.

On the tibia of the first pair of legs are two long special sensory hairs set in little pits.

Passion moves the poet to intensity, which is attained by selection of those sensory images which are significant.

These papill contain organs known as taste buds, the sensory endings of which determine the taste of substances.

In addition to these sensory powers the animal possesses motor faculties.

There must therefore be an isolated ganglion in front and two ganglia, close to each other, about two-fifths of an inch back.