| feedback l. |
the circular path seen in a system that has feedback, such that the output of the system participates in the control of the system.
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| feeding c. |
a group of cells in the lateral hypothalamus that when stimulated cause a sensation of hunger; called also hunger c.
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| feeding t. |
a tube for introducing fluids of high caloric value into the stomach.
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| feedforward |
Anticipatory motor impulses sent before movement to prepare the musculoskeletal system for postural adjustments. The feedforward mechanism is thought to help prepare muscles to perform required tasks.
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| feeder |
The cable (normally coaxial) for carrying radio frequency signals. It is the cable used to connect a receiver, transmitter or transceiver to the antenna.
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