nerve impulse
nervous impulse
neural impulse
impulse **

Actually, the suit is an integrated circuit that records the route each and every nervous impulse takes and studies it.

Shock was giving way to a nervous impulse to laugh.

If it is of threshold strength or over, a spike (a nervous impulse) of maximum magnitude is set up.

Now, 1200 years earlier, Svetz followed an underwater source of nervous impulse.

Think of it as part yourself, controlled by your own nervous impulses.

But once the ship took off, he would touch none of them, but control the vane directly with the nervous impulses from his body.

"Ah," said Ennius, "and the, nervous impulse must jump the barrier."

Its inside surface is covered with cells which convert the sound waves into nervous impulses that the listener's brain can understand.

He heard the sob passing loudly down his father's throat and opened his eyes with a nervous impulse.

Blaschko and Welch wondered how the catecholamines got out when nervous impulses reached the cells.