Modifies a noun

• impairment: People with sensory impairments, eg people who have sight loss, a hearing loss, or perhaps both.

• modality: How do the different sensory modalities interact in order to provide a unique perception of the world?

• neuron: The dorsal horns are where sensory neurons enter the spinal cord.

• stimulation: The Rainbow Room gives children of all needs the chance of sensory stimulation or alternatively a relaxed environment in which to relax.

• overload: The sensory overload will keep them quiet for hours.

• neuron: Sensory neurones: Nerve cells within the nervous system responsible for converting external stimuli from the organism's environment into internal electrical impulses.

Modifying Another Word

• purely: There is evidently no change in the purely sensory experience, i.e. , in the sensory stimulus to the organism.

• truly: Feast your eyes on the stunning color display that gives you a truly sensory experience with the video playback feature.

• not: Artaud's criterion of spectacle is sensory violence, not sensory enchantment; beauty is a notion he never entertains.

• especially: The attitude of people with other impairments, especially sensory, is often depressed.

• predominantly: A predominantly sensory peripheral polyneuropathy has been observed in patients receiving long-term phenytoin therapy.

• down: The former is the condition when the mechanism by which the brain damps down sensory input is not working properly.

Noun used with modifier

• control: Daniel Wolpert: Probabilistic mechanisms in sensorimotor control Sensory and motor uncertainty form fundamental constraints on human sensorimotor control.