The Brain Knows How Strong a Stimulus Is Because the Brain

question 132

Multiple Choice

The brain knows how strong a stimulus is because the brain interprets

• A) action potentials of certain nerves in certain ways.
• B) variations in the rate of action potentials.
• C) the size variation in the action potential being propagated.
• D) all of these.
• E) all of these except size variation in the action potential being propagated.

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Definitions:

RFS

Regardless of Feature Size; a condition where the tolerance or location of part features is not affected by the feature size.

Coordinate Tolerancing

A method of specifying tolerances on a part by using a coordinate system, allowing for precise control over the location of features.

Part Drawing

A detailed diagram that shows all the dimensions, tolerances, materials, and finishes of a manufactured part.

MMC

Refers to Maximum Material Condition, the state where a part contains the maximum amount of material within the specified limits, important in geometric dimensioning and tolerancing.