The additional moment of inertia of the two masses is just 2m R^2, where m is the mass of a single âyoâ and R is the distance from the spin axis to the mass at whichever point you care to compute it.
Sense perception is understanding gained through the use of one of the senses such as sight, taste, touch or hearing. 1  An example of sense perception is someone knowing what song is playing on the radio after hearing it. 2  An example of sense perception is someone knowing what fruit they're eating after tasting it.
To understand how stimuli become sensations, we will consider three attributes common to all the senses: transduction, sensory adaptation, and thresholds. Transduction is the process by which sense organs convert energy into a stream of neural impulses that are sent to the brain. For example, light entering the eye stimulates specialized neurons, called receptors, which respond by converting their excitation into a nerve impulse, which is sent to the brain for processing.