nerves

Third, related to the second point, there's the fact that the cornea is cut and some nerves are permanently damage, which could create a dry eye condition.

So what's going on with the endocannabinoid system is that it's something that protects our nerves in general.

It's brilliant at removing nerves, but also gives us great insights into their team skills, competitiveness, and more.

The material itself is exciting but the professional obligation of science to be dull gets on my nerves.

It was a huge distraction, frayed nerves and made everyone more entrenched in their negotiation positions.

Having me fill out this form every week would surely get on my nerves.

These are just all different formats, different disease states, that result from nerves dying.

It's argumentative word play which does have a way of tripping some nerves.

When shit hits the fan (which happens often in a new business), we just get on each other's nerves.

The next big leap might be bionic eye implants that directly stimulate your optical nerves (Second Sight's Argus II could be the start of this).

Phenibut, as the story goes, was created for cosmonauts who needed something to calm the nerves while stuck in tiny metal capsules risking their lives.

You know, adults up until the fairly recent past, it was believed that we no longer had the capacity to regenerate nerves.

You get that "neurotoxicity" in this case is almost exclusively referring to deleterious effects that local anesthetics can have on nerves at the site of injection, right?

I have never used any of the new client side frameworks like AngularJS..." You have just saved a considerable amount of time and nerves.

It grates on my nerves when someone talks about their "boss", because that's exactly what a manager is not (although many happily exercise power that's not theirs to exercise).

"Do not pursue what is illusionary - property and position: all that is gained at the expense of your nerves decade after decade, and is confiscated in one fell night." - Soljenitsyn.