Sentence examples for activate the part from inspiring English sources
It turns out that by moderating your breathing patterns so that your exhalations are long and regular, you can activate the part of your nervous system (the parasympathetic nervous system, it's called) that allows you to stay calm, relaxed, and stress-free.
The study found that "likes" activate the part of the brain associated with rewards.
You can't just jump into a moment of total peace and happiness, you first have to activate the part of your brain that makes happiness possible.
How can we create ways to somehow use tools like touch screens to activate the part of each child's brain that makes the brain strong, but only does that strengthening while the brain of the child is in activation status and strengthening mode because of actual and immediate human contact?
Does it activate the parts that make us more empathetic, more attentive, more retentive?
In a review paper a few years ago Dallman described how CG also increase insulin secretion, which leads to craving palatable (fatty, salty and sugary) foods, while stress hormones also activate the parts of the brain used for learning and memory.
They learned to activate the parts of the brain that are usually activated when they thought of snakes, or close to them, but without the dreaded thinking-about-snakes part.
And since it activates the part of the brain that deals with emotion and sense of self, it can even produce emotions to match those of the characters in a game or movie.
When, after Katrina passed, the levees broke and the pumps failed, another essential part of at least this New Orleanian's mind was activated: the part devoted to doubt about our competence to operate the purely human aspects of our society.
Future valuation is crucial to activating the part of the brain in a child that says, "If you do this now, there's a chance that your life will be better a year from now," -- generic consciousness raising about ownership and time.
Introducing variability multiplies the effect, creating a frenzied hunting state, which suppresses the areas of the brain associated with judgment and reason while activating the parts associated with wanting and desire.
