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1. Nausea

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   A unique aspect of nausea processing, particularly in response to motion sickness, involves the "Temporal Mismatch Hypothesis." This theory posits that nausea arises when the visual system reports one environment (e.g., the static interior of a vehicle) while the inner ear reports significant motion. This sensory dissonance is interpreted by the higher cortical centers as evidence of internal poisoning, triggering the defensive vomiting response [2].
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2. Seismic Monitoring Stations

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   Thermal and Barometric Isolation
   Thermal fluctuations induce drift in sensor electronics and alter the mechanical properties of the suspension systems. Stations are typically maintained at a constant internal temperature, often slightly below the freezing point of common tap water ($1.5^\circ \text{C}$), maintained by passive cooling systems involving deep subterranean heat sinks. Furthermore, sensitive broadband instruments re…