Definition of multisensory
: relating to or involving several physiological senses
- multisensory experiences
Updated on: 11 Apr 2018
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These rooms often feature games and tools that include multisensory play therapy, activity and technology stations.
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The researchers speculate these connections to specific subsets of regions may coordinate those regions’ activity and link visual information across the brain to help form complex visual, or even multisensory, perceptions.
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Charles Spence, a psychology professor at the University of Oxford, spends his days researching the multisensory aspect of eating.
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Those were multimedia, multisensory spaces, where people operated under a special set of social mores; no exhibit, virtual or real-world, can ever recapture the feeling of being there.
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Smart retailers are repurposing physical stores to do what e-commerce can’t: offer a memorable, meaningful and multisensory experience.
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When brutish scarecrows weren't attacking me to defend their depression-era farm, crows were pooping on me (how's that for multisensory immersion?) in Scarecrow: The Reaping.
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Users create a visual map in the mind, like a familiar house or walking route, and then connect memorable, multisensory images to each location to retrieve them later.
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The point is this: Borough Market is almost a parody of the many-cultured, multisensory nerve center, open to global influence and welcoming to all comers, that London aspires to be.
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First Known Use of multisensory
1912
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