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181. They receive messages from virtually every nerve in the human body via connections with the optic nerve and spinal cord.

182. This system could interpret the nerve signals precisely enough to pick up the fine arm movement needed to land a plane safely.

183. There seemed to be very little wrong with his competitive edge, or his nerve.

184. With every nerve tingling she lowered her hand, barely feeling the comb bite into her palm as her grip tightened.

185. There is no evidence that the nerve endings near the brain of the fish can transmit pain.

186. The basal ganglia are also the main circuitry through which flow the nerve signals controlling movement.

187. Taylor's pinched nerve has been the team's most costly injury this season.

188. This is not only simplistic but it is even ignorant of pain-provoking peripheral nerve fibres now known to exist in man.

189. To climb up to it takes time nine or ten hours to get there and back - but no special skill or nerve.

190. Possibly the role is to induce the epidermis which it comes into contact with to fold up to form a nerve cord.

191. In nervous communication, messages are carried as electrical impulses in nerve fibres.

192. You got your nerve to stand there and say that! I dare you to say it again!

192. Wish you will love sentencedict.com and make progress everyday!

193. All nerve fibres and terminals present seemed normal in number and morphology.

194. Yep, that Soviet nerve gas, all hooked up to a computerized bomb.

195. The nerve that never relaxes, the eye that never blanches, the thought that never wanders, the purpose that never wavers - these are the masters of victory. Edmund Burke 

196. She just completely lost her nerve and was too afraid to tell him for fear of rejection.

197. They are very sophisticated nerve cells that respond to three kinds of stimuli: physical pressure, temperature, and specific chemicals.

198. They have cut the nerve of traditional religion, which is often tied to specific geographical locations and cultural patterns.

199. Enough of the eye came free to please Magee, though, and he watched as it dangled on the optic nerve.

200. This party had the nerve to announce his shameful embarrassments to all the world!

201. The nerve impulses in these specialised fibres enter the central nervous system and provoke: A. Local reflexes in muscles.

202. In a scary situation like that you need someone with plenty of nerve.

203. Neurotransmitters are chemicals that are released at nerve endings and control the signals between nerves and nerves and muscles.

204. The final question was whether the virus entered the bloodstream before it attacked nerve cells.

205. Slightly less obvious but essential to the winding up of the nerve endings is Michael Carr's neglect of his wife.

206. So he hopes to come up with a special X-ray stain binding to human nerve endings.

207. All clear: sparks fly along the nerve wires, pins and needles and it's over.

208. Such electrical charges are involved in the transport of materials across cell membranes, and in the conduction of nerve impulses.

209. Teeth usually become less sensitive as their nerve and blood supply decreases.

210. This traveling wave of altered electrical potential is called an action potential, more commonly known as a nerve impulse.