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Sense
* Identify the senses that use the stimulus energy in each example.
* Most senses help animals
  - hunt prey
  - predators
* Some sense organs respond to changes in temperature
  - mechanical forces
* Some senses are less developed than in people, while others are more powerful
  - in people, with others being extraordinarily more sensitive
  - stronger than others
  - help moose
* are appreciation
  - awareness
  - faculty
  - meaning
  - rivers
* are the horses, objects of desire the roads
  - tools that animals use to interact with their environment
* deals with the sensory qualities encountered in the perception of external objects.
  - reindeer
* is awareness
  - generated in a material practice based on signs, in discourse
  - sight
  - smell
* presents the mind with images of sight, sound, touch, taste and smell.
* provide an individual with a sence of awareness regarding the environment.

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Number sense
* comprises the vast number of numerical relationships that are known intuitively.
* includes estimation, mental math, and much more.
* is an attribute of all successful users of mathematics.
* is the cornerstone of mathematics
  - foundation on which all other strands rely
* key component of mathematical literacy.

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Sensitivity
* Sensitivities can affect any part of the body, causing a wide range of symptoms
  - appear suddenly or gradually
  - change over time as our body chemistry, hormone levels, life styles etc
  - continue through childhood
  - involve a dysfunctioning of the immune system
* causes a desire to judges.
* change of heart for some advertisers.
* develops after the first direct skin contact with the oil urushiol.
* display of respect for the desires and rights of other individuals.
* has many dimensions because it is attitudinal.
* human element and wants to enhance the quality of life.
* is ability
  - also a matter of genetic disposition and personality
  - different in different tissues
  - feelings
  - in the eyes of the beholder
  - increased when used prior to sex
  - physical properties
  - susceptibility
* is the ability of a test to identify true positives
  - the tuner to relieve radio signals
  - to know what is going on in the other person
  - accuracy measure associated with false negative error
  - basis of human awareness
  - chance that a person with cancer has a positive test
  - knowledge of the physical
* is the proportion of people with disease who have a positive test result
  - women with true low bone mass classified correctly by the model
* means the ability to detect and respond to changes in the environment.
* measures the ability of a test to detect disease when it is present.
* refers to a test's ability to designate an individual with disease as positive
  - how easily a child is disturbed by changes in the environment
* refers to the ability of a measurement to detect positive responses
  - test to detect infected animals
  - the perceptual system per se to process the stimulus

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Antibiotic sensitivity
* Antibiotic sensitivities are determined for all aerobic bacterial organisms.
* is the most important function of clinical microbiology.

Chemical sensitivity
* can occur following exposure to substances such as formaldehyde.
* is described as a symptom that occurs at low levels of exposure.

Contrast sensitivity
* function of the size or spatial frequency of the features in the image.
* is measured in the laboratory using a sine-wave generator
  - related to everyday visual performance such as driving a car
  - the measure of visual acuity
* measures the ability to see details at low contrast levels.

Food sensitivity
* Food sensitivities can be the most puzzling and frustrating cause of illness
  - definitely contribute to intestinal problems
* is an umbrella term, covering both food allergy and food intolerance.