1. The cognitive basis of synaesthetic metaphors is the psychological associations of similarity between different properties of modals in our conceptual system other than in the linguistic system.

2. A synaesthetic drinking installation aims to broaden minds after just one sip of a cocktail as the experience of taste is translated into individual artworks through the brain.

3. The thesis studies the phenomenon of synaesthetic metaphors which entail transfers between perceptual domains.

4. In the aesthetic domain, the synaesthetic image, as a novel metaphorical image, provides much food for the subject's aesthetic experience.

5. And the deconstruction of linguistic patterns related to synaesthetic images may facilitate the understanding of synaesthesia from multi-perspectives.

6. The thesis aims to interpret the phenomenon of synaesthetic metaphor by using the theory of conceptual integration.

7. "Synaesthetic pain" occurs mainly in people who have lost a limb.

8. Some amputees are already known to experience phantom limb pain - a feeling of pain in a limb that is no longer there - but synaesthetic pain is different.

9. Art genres, such as intermedia art, visual or kinetic poetry may also be synaesthetic forms of art, including hybrid art forms that interact with media performance, space and architecture.

10. Besides, composition, completion, and elaboration as three cognitive processes of conceptual integration theory are also used in the analysis of synaesthetic metaphor.

11. Most synaesthetes are positively disposed to their synaesthesia, but for a very small number, synaesthetic perceptions may be intrusive if they are particularly intense.

12. M. , these bumbling reaction times also show up for her synaesthetic words.

13. In these stories, the practice of seeing is combined with narrative composition, thus creating synaesthetic effect.

14. The New York-based artist first discovered she could paint her synaesthetic visions after a visit to her acupuncturist.

15. This paper makes a research into national and cultural differences in synaesthetic words on the basis of the study of the physiological universality in synaesthesia.

16. These sounds have even acquired fixed meaning. Words based on sound symbolism, whether direct or synaesthetic, are onomatopoeically motivated to a certain extent in literary works.