afference meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. One subcortical afference comes from the perithalamus ( reticulate nucleus ).
2. The anterior region receives a particular afference that is not entirely subcortical ( directly or indirectly from the subiculum ).
3. Howard's string quartet " Afference " has been short-listed for a British Composer Award 2016.
4. It is generally thought that a movement is recognized as internally generated when the efference copy signal effectively " cancels out " the re-afference.
5. Thus, while motor efference commands to the facial muscles remain intact, sensory afference from extrafusal muscle fibers, and possibly intrafusal muscle fibers, is diminished.
6. That is, the efference copy allows the recurrent afferent somatosensory flow from the periphery associated with the self-generated movement to be recognized as " re-afference " as distinct from " ex-afference ".
7. That is, the efference copy allows the recurrent afferent somatosensory flow from the periphery associated with the self-generated movement to be recognized as " re-afference " as distinct from " ex-afference ".
8. The afferent return from the limb is effectively correlated with the efference copy signal so that the re-afference can be recognized as such and distinguished from " ex-afference ", which would be afferent return from the limb produced by an externally imposed force.
9. The afferent return from the limb is effectively correlated with the efference copy signal so that the re-afference can be recognized as such and distinguished from " ex-afference ", which would be afferent return from the limb produced by an externally imposed force.
10. After repeated experience of this re-afference, the synapses connecting the sensory and motor representations of an action would be so strong that the motor neurons would start firing to the sound or the vision of the action, and a mirror neuron would have been created.