Of, relating to, or characterized by projection (in various senses).

That facilitates something; (Physiology) that is involved in facilitation (facilitation, n. 3).

Physics. Having the property of conducting, or pertaining to the conduction of, some form of energy (as heat, electricity, etc.).

Capable of responding to pain or to tissue injury; involved in, relating to, or triggering the neural processes associated with the sensation of or…

Able to respond to light; of or relating to photoreception.

Capable of responding to stimuli from within the body; of or relating to proprioception.

(a) acting (specifically) upon the adrenal gland; spec. = adrenocorticotropic, adj.; (b) = adrenergic, adj. (now historical).

Relating to or involving the perception of light.

Designating neurotransmission utilizing noradrenaline (norepinephrine) or adrenaline (epinephrine) as the neurotransmitter; of, relating to, or…

Physiology. Used to designate the mode of transmission in a myelinated nerve in which the nerve impulse ‘jumps’ from node to node.

Characterized by or being a relationship between the locations of neurones in the central nervous system and in the tissues they serve.

Extremely or unusually sensitive; affected by supersensitivity. With to.

Capable of performing mechanoreception; sensitive to mechanical stimuli.

Involving transmission of a nerve impulse across a synapse.

= main sense.

Zoology. Of or relating to electroreception; capable of electroreception, sensitive to electrical stimuli.