sense center (senssenter)

A center of sensation; a ganglion of gray nerve-ti ue, or a part of the cortex of the brain, having immediate relations with some special sensation. sensed (senst), p. a. Considered or chosen as to sense or meaning conveyed or to be conveyed. [Rare.] Words well sens'd , best suting subject grave. Marston , Soph on isba, Epil. sense-element (sens'el"ē-ment), n. An external sensation regarded as an element of a perception. A percept is a complex psychical product formed by a coalescence of sense - elements . J. Sully , Outlines of Psychol., p. 336. sense-epithelium (sens'ep-i-the-li-um), n. A sensory or specially sensitive tract of ectoderm, epiderm, or cuticle which functions as an organ of sense, as in hydrozoans.