Definition of modality in English:

modality

nounPlural modalities mə(ʊ)ˈdalɪtimoʊˈdælədi

1mass noun Modal quality.
the harmony had a touch of modality
Example sentencesExamples
- They inhabit some idiosyncratic space between harmony and modality, neither more one than the other.
- Open fifths, fourths and tritones, modality and whole-tone scales abound.
- The ‘could’, as I said, involves some other modality.
- There is an air of reflective modality about this recital, and yet it is Edmund Rubbra rather than Vaughan Williams to whom the greater part of the performance time is devoted.
- This doesn't correspond to current usage, and in the discussion above, I assumed that can can refer to permission as well as ability, possibility and other forms of modality.
- If the modality concerns a past-time situation, the modal as such does not appear in a past-tense form.
- In English, such verbs have largely replaced the subjunctive mood, and three kinds of modality can be distinguished for them.
- Now start adding in the number of modalities which exist, in addition to so-called major and minor keys.
- Secondly, all the various kinds of modality can be expressed (some more idiomatically than others) without the use of the modal verbs.
- And the idea of the other modalities being introduced as complements to the Lydian mode, was added.
- The language is a kind of chromatically-flavored modality (very suited to the opening chant) that Barber moved to in his late period.
- There's a feeling of Renaissance modality to it - church music, if you will, without the official prayer.
- It was a conscious construction, an amalgam of Middle Eastern melismata and rhythms, Renaissance modality, and, oddly enough, Baroque counterpoint.
2A particular mode in which something exists or is experienced or expressed.
Example sentencesExamples
- As a contested site, language must be disconnected from identification with specific ethnicities and be recognized for its different modalities for those individuals who claim specific languages as native.
- The exhibition succeeded in demonstrating various modalities of person-to-person interconnectedness and their aesthetic wake, albeit some more direct and convincing than others.
- The eating patterns of young Vietnamese in Sydney concern these wider productive and social processes and the experiential modalities of consumption.
- Moreover, the very preoccupation of communities with staving off God's wrath and propitiating the saints heightened their concern with the modalities of worship.
- I will say that some philosophers somehow change the modality in this characterization from can to must.
- What is the modality of a person's relationship to others in the group?
- In this way the phenomenological reality of the spiritual modality of being could be demonstrated scientifically.
- Relaxation, a practiced therapy, includes the three modalities of self - mind, body, and spirit.
1. 2.1 A particular method or procedure.
  the modalities of troop withdrawals
  Example sentencesExamples
  Our methods did not incorporate other imaging modalities and we may have underestimated the prevalence of this finding.
  Laparoscopy can be used as a diagnostic modality in situations where the cause of abdominal pain is not known.
  Some diagnostic modalities, such as computed tomographic scanning, have particularly low yields.
  ‘We have to adopt different modalities and different ways to inject new resources into the banks,’ he said.
  The exact role and indications for use of these imaging modalities as diagnostic aids still are being defined.
  In the future, advanced diagnostic modalities, such as myocardial perfusion imaging, may have a role in reducing unnecessary hospitalizations.
  Despite the expense, radiological investigation will remain the diagnostic modality of choice for the near future owing to the poor specificity of tumour markers in a clinical context.
  These are patients for whom traditional diagnostic and therapeutic modalities have failed.
  The questions focused on general applications of therapeutic or diagnostic modalities in nonspecific clinical situations.
  Endoscopic minimally invasive surgery has evolved from a diagnostic modality to a widespread surgical technique.
  The office work-up depends on available diagnostic modalities.
  However, with the advent of newer diagnostic and treatment modalities, more problems are getting detected and treated earlier, he adds.
  Although new diagnostic modalities have been developed, these criteria remain the standard method to diagnose PV.
  In the last decade, several new lines of evidence have emerged that have re-examined this issue using either new diagnostic modalities or research techniques.
  In these modules, students encounter methods and assessment modalities similar to those used in postgraduate education - such as peer presentations.
  The treatment methods and modalities do not need to be officially recognized by the scientific community or by the state.
  Several diagnostic modalities have been used for ectopic pregnancy, either alone or in combination, but none has been established as superior to others.
  We now need to work out the modalities and the technical aspect.
  Applied medical research could be on the diagnostic and therapeutic modalities, on agent-host-environment interactions, or health assessments.
  Other diagnostic modalities include Wood's lamp examination, fungal culture, and skin or nail biopsy.
2. 2.2 A particular form of sensory perception.
  the visual and auditory modalities
  Example sentencesExamples
  Thinking about affect invites an attention to perception, especially varieties of perception across sensory modalities.
  Furthermore, hippocampal place fields can be sustained by different sensory modalities, apparently depending upon which modality is most reliable for the animal.
  A successful offline retailer satisfies this requirement across all sensory modalities: sight, sound, feel, taste and smell.
  Bioacoustic signals appear to be so essential to the social communication of anuran amphibians that other sensory modalities have been largely ignored.
  A variety of sensory modalities (visual, acoustical, chemical, and electrical) can be used for species-specific social communication.
  During the hypnagogic/hypnopompic states, people can experience brief and vivid imagery or sensations in one or more different sensory modalities or temporary paralysis.
  In recent years, researchers have begun to investigate how the brain integrates information from different sensory modalities.
  Such dispositions involve various sensory modalities such as vision and hearing.
  Hallucination can occur in all sensory modalities.
  Previous research into hypnagogic/hypnopompic imagery has tended to focus on hypnagogic imagery and the visual and auditory modalities in particular.
  The thalamus is an important integrating center which receives sensory signals of various modalities, and transmits processed information to appropriate areas of the cerebral cortex.
  Considering sight and smell as discrete modalities experiencing the object in each is similar but also, importantly, and perhaps, subtly different.
  While we have multiple sensory modalities, with thousands of different specificities, many of them have a common core.
  Moreover, the synaesthetic associations between the different sensory modalities involved are persistent, not random.
  However, hallucinations in auditory and other sensory modalities can also occur.
  Decisions and actions are not only made in response to inputs from all of the sensory modalities.
  Such sensory modalities (in addition to spatial memory) expand the range of edible fruits and improve foraging efficiency.
  Those measures of perceptual acuity were presented in the visual, auditory, and olfactory sensory modalities.
  Complex signals are common throughout the animal kingdom, consisting of one or more signals in one or more sensory modalities presented within a single display.
  Of all potential sensory modalities capable of conveying such information regarding local predation risk, visual and chemical cues have been the most widely studied.
  But even areas of the cortex that appear to be devoted to a single sense may be influenced by other sensory modalities.

Origin

Early 17th century: from medieval Latin modalitas, from modalis (see modal).

Rhymes

banality, duality, fatality, finality, ideality, legality, locality, morality, natality, orality, reality, regality, rurality, tonality, totality, venality, vitality, vocality

Definition of modality in US English:

modality

nounmoʊˈdælədimōˈdalədē

1Modal quality.
the harmony had a touch of modality
Example sentencesExamples
- And the idea of the other modalities being introduced as complements to the Lydian mode, was added.
- They inhabit some idiosyncratic space between harmony and modality, neither more one than the other.
- This doesn't correspond to current usage, and in the discussion above, I assumed that can can refer to permission as well as ability, possibility and other forms of modality.
- Open fifths, fourths and tritones, modality and whole-tone scales abound.
- There's a feeling of Renaissance modality to it - church music, if you will, without the official prayer.
- The ‘could’, as I said, involves some other modality.
- Secondly, all the various kinds of modality can be expressed (some more idiomatically than others) without the use of the modal verbs.
- Now start adding in the number of modalities which exist, in addition to so-called major and minor keys.
- It was a conscious construction, an amalgam of Middle Eastern melismata and rhythms, Renaissance modality, and, oddly enough, Baroque counterpoint.
- In English, such verbs have largely replaced the subjunctive mood, and three kinds of modality can be distinguished for them.
- If the modality concerns a past-time situation, the modal as such does not appear in a past-tense form.
- There is an air of reflective modality about this recital, and yet it is Edmund Rubbra rather than Vaughan Williams to whom the greater part of the performance time is devoted.
- The language is a kind of chromatically-flavored modality (very suited to the opening chant) that Barber moved to in his late period.
2A particular mode in which something exists or is experienced or expressed.
Example sentencesExamples
- The exhibition succeeded in demonstrating various modalities of person-to-person interconnectedness and their aesthetic wake, albeit some more direct and convincing than others.
- The eating patterns of young Vietnamese in Sydney concern these wider productive and social processes and the experiential modalities of consumption.
- In this way the phenomenological reality of the spiritual modality of being could be demonstrated scientifically.
- Relaxation, a practiced therapy, includes the three modalities of self - mind, body, and spirit.
- As a contested site, language must be disconnected from identification with specific ethnicities and be recognized for its different modalities for those individuals who claim specific languages as native.
- What is the modality of a person's relationship to others in the group?
- Moreover, the very preoccupation of communities with staving off God's wrath and propitiating the saints heightened their concern with the modalities of worship.
- I will say that some philosophers somehow change the modality in this characterization from can to must.
1. 2.1 A particular method or procedure.
  traditional modalities of representing time and space
  Example sentencesExamples
  Although new diagnostic modalities have been developed, these criteria remain the standard method to diagnose PV.
  However, with the advent of newer diagnostic and treatment modalities, more problems are getting detected and treated earlier, he adds.
  The exact role and indications for use of these imaging modalities as diagnostic aids still are being defined.
  Several diagnostic modalities have been used for ectopic pregnancy, either alone or in combination, but none has been established as superior to others.
  In the last decade, several new lines of evidence have emerged that have re-examined this issue using either new diagnostic modalities or research techniques.
  The questions focused on general applications of therapeutic or diagnostic modalities in nonspecific clinical situations.
  Laparoscopy can be used as a diagnostic modality in situations where the cause of abdominal pain is not known.
  Our methods did not incorporate other imaging modalities and we may have underestimated the prevalence of this finding.
  We now need to work out the modalities and the technical aspect.
  Some diagnostic modalities, such as computed tomographic scanning, have particularly low yields.
  The treatment methods and modalities do not need to be officially recognized by the scientific community or by the state.
  Other diagnostic modalities include Wood's lamp examination, fungal culture, and skin or nail biopsy.
  ‘We have to adopt different modalities and different ways to inject new resources into the banks,’ he said.
  In these modules, students encounter methods and assessment modalities similar to those used in postgraduate education - such as peer presentations.
  Despite the expense, radiological investigation will remain the diagnostic modality of choice for the near future owing to the poor specificity of tumour markers in a clinical context.
  In the future, advanced diagnostic modalities, such as myocardial perfusion imaging, may have a role in reducing unnecessary hospitalizations.
  These are patients for whom traditional diagnostic and therapeutic modalities have failed.
  The office work-up depends on available diagnostic modalities.
  Endoscopic minimally invasive surgery has evolved from a diagnostic modality to a widespread surgical technique.
  Applied medical research could be on the diagnostic and therapeutic modalities, on agent-host-environment interactions, or health assessments.
2. 2.2 A particular form of sensory perception.
  the visual and auditory modalities
  Example sentencesExamples
  Of all potential sensory modalities capable of conveying such information regarding local predation risk, visual and chemical cues have been the most widely studied.
  Previous research into hypnagogic/hypnopompic imagery has tended to focus on hypnagogic imagery and the visual and auditory modalities in particular.
  Hallucination can occur in all sensory modalities.
  Such dispositions involve various sensory modalities such as vision and hearing.
  A successful offline retailer satisfies this requirement across all sensory modalities: sight, sound, feel, taste and smell.
  Such sensory modalities (in addition to spatial memory) expand the range of edible fruits and improve foraging efficiency.
  Those measures of perceptual acuity were presented in the visual, auditory, and olfactory sensory modalities.
  A variety of sensory modalities (visual, acoustical, chemical, and electrical) can be used for species-specific social communication.
  Furthermore, hippocampal place fields can be sustained by different sensory modalities, apparently depending upon which modality is most reliable for the animal.
  But even areas of the cortex that appear to be devoted to a single sense may be influenced by other sensory modalities.
  Moreover, the synaesthetic associations between the different sensory modalities involved are persistent, not random.
  Considering sight and smell as discrete modalities experiencing the object in each is similar but also, importantly, and perhaps, subtly different.
  During the hypnagogic/hypnopompic states, people can experience brief and vivid imagery or sensations in one or more different sensory modalities or temporary paralysis.
  Bioacoustic signals appear to be so essential to the social communication of anuran amphibians that other sensory modalities have been largely ignored.
  While we have multiple sensory modalities, with thousands of different specificities, many of them have a common core.
  In recent years, researchers have begun to investigate how the brain integrates information from different sensory modalities.
  Complex signals are common throughout the animal kingdom, consisting of one or more signals in one or more sensory modalities presented within a single display.
  The thalamus is an important integrating center which receives sensory signals of various modalities, and transmits processed information to appropriate areas of the cerebral cortex.
  Decisions and actions are not only made in response to inputs from all of the sensory modalities.
  Thinking about affect invites an attention to perception, especially varieties of perception across sensory modalities.
  However, hallucinations in auditory and other sensory modalities can also occur.
3. 2.3 (in medicine, particularly homeopathy) a symptom or pattern that aids in diagnosis.
  The modality of “worse with activity” is associated with Rhus Tox

Origin

Early 17th century: from medieval Latin modalitas, from modalis (see modal).

单词	modality
释义	Definition of modality in English: modality nounPlural modalities mə(ʊ)ˈdalɪtimoʊˈdælədi 1mass noun Modal quality. the harmony had a touch of modality Example sentencesExamples They inhabit some idiosyncratic space between harmony and modality, neither more one than the other. Open fifths, fourths and tritones, modality and whole-tone scales abound. The ‘could’, as I said, involves some other modality. There is an air of reflective modality about this recital, and yet it is Edmund Rubbra rather than Vaughan Williams to whom the greater part of the performance time is devoted. This doesn't correspond to current usage, and in the discussion above, I assumed that can can refer to permission as well as ability, possibility and other forms of modality. If the modality concerns a past-time situation, the modal as such does not appear in a past-tense form. In English, such verbs have largely replaced the subjunctive mood, and three kinds of modality can be distinguished for them. Now start adding in the number of modalities which exist, in addition to so-called major and minor keys. Secondly, all the various kinds of modality can be expressed (some more idiomatically than others) without the use of the modal verbs. And the idea of the other modalities being introduced as complements to the Lydian mode, was added. The language is a kind of chromatically-flavored modality (very suited to the opening chant) that Barber moved to in his late period. There's a feeling of Renaissance modality to it - church music, if you will, without the official prayer. It was a conscious construction, an amalgam of Middle Eastern melismata and rhythms, Renaissance modality, and, oddly enough, Baroque counterpoint. 2A particular mode in which something exists or is experienced or expressed. Example sentencesExamples As a contested site, language must be disconnected from identification with specific ethnicities and be recognized for its different modalities for those individuals who claim specific languages as native. The exhibition succeeded in demonstrating various modalities of person-to-person interconnectedness and their aesthetic wake, albeit some more direct and convincing than others. The eating patterns of young Vietnamese in Sydney concern these wider productive and social processes and the experiential modalities of consumption. Moreover, the very preoccupation of communities with staving off God's wrath and propitiating the saints heightened their concern with the modalities of worship. I will say that some philosophers somehow change the modality in this characterization from can to must. What is the modality of a person's relationship to others in the group? In this way the phenomenological reality of the spiritual modality of being could be demonstrated scientifically. Relaxation, a practiced therapy, includes the three modalities of self - mind, body, and spirit. 2.1 A particular method or procedure. the modalities of troop withdrawals Example sentencesExamples Our methods did not incorporate other imaging modalities and we may have underestimated the prevalence of this finding. Laparoscopy can be used as a diagnostic modality in situations where the cause of abdominal pain is not known. Some diagnostic modalities, such as computed tomographic scanning, have particularly low yields. ‘We have to adopt different modalities and different ways to inject new resources into the banks,’ he said. The exact role and indications for use of these imaging modalities as diagnostic aids still are being defined. In the future, advanced diagnostic modalities, such as myocardial perfusion imaging, may have a role in reducing unnecessary hospitalizations. Despite the expense, radiological investigation will remain the diagnostic modality of choice for the near future owing to the poor specificity of tumour markers in a clinical context. These are patients for whom traditional diagnostic and therapeutic modalities have failed. The questions focused on general applications of therapeutic or diagnostic modalities in nonspecific clinical situations. Endoscopic minimally invasive surgery has evolved from a diagnostic modality to a widespread surgical technique. The office work-up depends on available diagnostic modalities. However, with the advent of newer diagnostic and treatment modalities, more problems are getting detected and treated earlier, he adds. Although new diagnostic modalities have been developed, these criteria remain the standard method to diagnose PV. In the last decade, several new lines of evidence have emerged that have re-examined this issue using either new diagnostic modalities or research techniques. In these modules, students encounter methods and assessment modalities similar to those used in postgraduate education - such as peer presentations. The treatment methods and modalities do not need to be officially recognized by the scientific community or by the state. Several diagnostic modalities have been used for ectopic pregnancy, either alone or in combination, but none has been established as superior to others. We now need to work out the modalities and the technical aspect. Applied medical research could be on the diagnostic and therapeutic modalities, on agent-host-environment interactions, or health assessments. Other diagnostic modalities include Wood's lamp examination, fungal culture, and skin or nail biopsy. 2.2 A particular form of sensory perception. the visual and auditory modalities Example sentencesExamples Thinking about affect invites an attention to perception, especially varieties of perception across sensory modalities. Furthermore, hippocampal place fields can be sustained by different sensory modalities, apparently depending upon which modality is most reliable for the animal. A successful offline retailer satisfies this requirement across all sensory modalities: sight, sound, feel, taste and smell. Bioacoustic signals appear to be so essential to the social communication of anuran amphibians that other sensory modalities have been largely ignored. A variety of sensory modalities (visual, acoustical, chemical, and electrical) can be used for species-specific social communication. During the hypnagogic/hypnopompic states, people can experience brief and vivid imagery or sensations in one or more different sensory modalities or temporary paralysis. In recent years, researchers have begun to investigate how the brain integrates information from different sensory modalities. Such dispositions involve various sensory modalities such as vision and hearing. Hallucination can occur in all sensory modalities. Previous research into hypnagogic/hypnopompic imagery has tended to focus on hypnagogic imagery and the visual and auditory modalities in particular. The thalamus is an important integrating center which receives sensory signals of various modalities, and transmits processed information to appropriate areas of the cerebral cortex. Considering sight and smell as discrete modalities experiencing the object in each is similar but also, importantly, and perhaps, subtly different. While we have multiple sensory modalities, with thousands of different specificities, many of them have a common core. Moreover, the synaesthetic associations between the different sensory modalities involved are persistent, not random. However, hallucinations in auditory and other sensory modalities can also occur. Decisions and actions are not only made in response to inputs from all of the sensory modalities. Such sensory modalities (in addition to spatial memory) expand the range of edible fruits and improve foraging efficiency. Those measures of perceptual acuity were presented in the visual, auditory, and olfactory sensory modalities. Complex signals are common throughout the animal kingdom, consisting of one or more signals in one or more sensory modalities presented within a single display. Of all potential sensory modalities capable of conveying such information regarding local predation risk, visual and chemical cues have been the most widely studied. But even areas of the cortex that appear to be devoted to a single sense may be influenced by other sensory modalities. Origin Early 17th century: from medieval Latin modalitas, from modalis (see modal). Rhymes banality, duality, fatality, finality, ideality, legality, locality, morality, natality, orality, reality, regality, rurality, tonality, totality, venality, vitality, vocality Definition of modality in US English: modality nounmoʊˈdælədimōˈdalədē 1Modal quality. the harmony had a touch of modality Example sentencesExamples And the idea of the other modalities being introduced as complements to the Lydian mode, was added. They inhabit some idiosyncratic space between harmony and modality, neither more one than the other. This doesn't correspond to current usage, and in the discussion above, I assumed that can can refer to permission as well as ability, possibility and other forms of modality. Open fifths, fourths and tritones, modality and whole-tone scales abound. There's a feeling of Renaissance modality to it - church music, if you will, without the official prayer. The ‘could’, as I said, involves some other modality. Secondly, all the various kinds of modality can be expressed (some more idiomatically than others) without the use of the modal verbs. Now start adding in the number of modalities which exist, in addition to so-called major and minor keys. It was a conscious construction, an amalgam of Middle Eastern melismata and rhythms, Renaissance modality, and, oddly enough, Baroque counterpoint. In English, such verbs have largely replaced the subjunctive mood, and three kinds of modality can be distinguished for them. If the modality concerns a past-time situation, the modal as such does not appear in a past-tense form. There is an air of reflective modality about this recital, and yet it is Edmund Rubbra rather than Vaughan Williams to whom the greater part of the performance time is devoted. The language is a kind of chromatically-flavored modality (very suited to the opening chant) that Barber moved to in his late period. 2A particular mode in which something exists or is experienced or expressed. Example sentencesExamples The exhibition succeeded in demonstrating various modalities of person-to-person interconnectedness and their aesthetic wake, albeit some more direct and convincing than others. The eating patterns of young Vietnamese in Sydney concern these wider productive and social processes and the experiential modalities of consumption. In this way the phenomenological reality of the spiritual modality of being could be demonstrated scientifically. Relaxation, a practiced therapy, includes the three modalities of self - mind, body, and spirit. As a contested site, language must be disconnected from identification with specific ethnicities and be recognized for its different modalities for those individuals who claim specific languages as native. What is the modality of a person's relationship to others in the group? Moreover, the very preoccupation of communities with staving off God's wrath and propitiating the saints heightened their concern with the modalities of worship. I will say that some philosophers somehow change the modality in this characterization from can to must. 2.1 A particular method or procedure. traditional modalities of representing time and space Example sentencesExamples Although new diagnostic modalities have been developed, these criteria remain the standard method to diagnose PV. However, with the advent of newer diagnostic and treatment modalities, more problems are getting detected and treated earlier, he adds. The exact role and indications for use of these imaging modalities as diagnostic aids still are being defined. Several diagnostic modalities have been used for ectopic pregnancy, either alone or in combination, but none has been established as superior to others. In the last decade, several new lines of evidence have emerged that have re-examined this issue using either new diagnostic modalities or research techniques. The questions focused on general applications of therapeutic or diagnostic modalities in nonspecific clinical situations. Laparoscopy can be used as a diagnostic modality in situations where the cause of abdominal pain is not known. Our methods did not incorporate other imaging modalities and we may have underestimated the prevalence of this finding. We now need to work out the modalities and the technical aspect. Some diagnostic modalities, such as computed tomographic scanning, have particularly low yields. The treatment methods and modalities do not need to be officially recognized by the scientific community or by the state. Other diagnostic modalities include Wood's lamp examination, fungal culture, and skin or nail biopsy. ‘We have to adopt different modalities and different ways to inject new resources into the banks,’ he said. In these modules, students encounter methods and assessment modalities similar to those used in postgraduate education - such as peer presentations. Despite the expense, radiological investigation will remain the diagnostic modality of choice for the near future owing to the poor specificity of tumour markers in a clinical context. In the future, advanced diagnostic modalities, such as myocardial perfusion imaging, may have a role in reducing unnecessary hospitalizations. These are patients for whom traditional diagnostic and therapeutic modalities have failed. The office work-up depends on available diagnostic modalities. Endoscopic minimally invasive surgery has evolved from a diagnostic modality to a widespread surgical technique. Applied medical research could be on the diagnostic and therapeutic modalities, on agent-host-environment interactions, or health assessments. 2.2 A particular form of sensory perception. the visual and auditory modalities Example sentencesExamples Of all potential sensory modalities capable of conveying such information regarding local predation risk, visual and chemical cues have been the most widely studied. Previous research into hypnagogic/hypnopompic imagery has tended to focus on hypnagogic imagery and the visual and auditory modalities in particular. Hallucination can occur in all sensory modalities. Such dispositions involve various sensory modalities such as vision and hearing. A successful offline retailer satisfies this requirement across all sensory modalities: sight, sound, feel, taste and smell. Such sensory modalities (in addition to spatial memory) expand the range of edible fruits and improve foraging efficiency. Those measures of perceptual acuity were presented in the visual, auditory, and olfactory sensory modalities. A variety of sensory modalities (visual, acoustical, chemical, and electrical) can be used for species-specific social communication. Furthermore, hippocampal place fields can be sustained by different sensory modalities, apparently depending upon which modality is most reliable for the animal. But even areas of the cortex that appear to be devoted to a single sense may be influenced by other sensory modalities. Moreover, the synaesthetic associations between the different sensory modalities involved are persistent, not random. Considering sight and smell as discrete modalities experiencing the object in each is similar but also, importantly, and perhaps, subtly different. During the hypnagogic/hypnopompic states, people can experience brief and vivid imagery or sensations in one or more different sensory modalities or temporary paralysis. Bioacoustic signals appear to be so essential to the social communication of anuran amphibians that other sensory modalities have been largely ignored. While we have multiple sensory modalities, with thousands of different specificities, many of them have a common core. In recent years, researchers have begun to investigate how the brain integrates information from different sensory modalities. Complex signals are common throughout the animal kingdom, consisting of one or more signals in one or more sensory modalities presented within a single display. The thalamus is an important integrating center which receives sensory signals of various modalities, and transmits processed information to appropriate areas of the cerebral cortex. Decisions and actions are not only made in response to inputs from all of the sensory modalities. Thinking about affect invites an attention to perception, especially varieties of perception across sensory modalities. However, hallucinations in auditory and other sensory modalities can also occur. 2.3 (in medicine, particularly homeopathy) a symptom or pattern that aids in diagnosis. The modality of “worse with activity” is associated with Rhus Tox Origin Early 17th century: from medieval Latin modalitas, from modalis (see modal).
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