When executed with sufficient intelligence and brio -- as in the backward, brain-teasing "Memento" -- such recombination can be a lot of fun.
The baby's grandfather, Dr. Morris L. Hershman, discovered that Helaine had retinal glioma, a malignant cancer which first attacks the eyes and then spreads backward to the brain.
Some scientists still hold that the magnetic sensing cells will be found in the beak, or in birds' eyes, but working backward from the brain will help sort it out, says Dickman. "We now have a tool to study this with.
Learning reduces backward masking; the brain adapts to repetitive sequences of masking noise emitted soon after a signal and learns to discriminate between signal and masker, thus substantially increasing signal detection (Kidd and Feth 1982; Moore 2003, pp. 107 116).
She tells me she's going to keep smoking "until my brain goes backward and I come to my senses".
Retrograde cerebral perfusion (RCP) was initially considered to extend the safe operative time by both, backward perfusion of the brain via the superior cava vein at pressures of 20 to 30 mmHg, and selective cooling of the brain parenchyma.
Had I plunged backward and landed head first on the concrete, I might have been at least brain dead.
Appelbaum, LG; Meyerhoff, KL; Woldorff, MG, Priming and backward influences in the human brain: processing interactions during the stroop interference effect., Cerebral Cortex, vol. 19 no.
Analysis by linear multiple regression (stepwise, backward) with I-Hg in brain cortex as dependent variable and number of surfaces filled with amalgam, age, gender, and MeHg in blood as independent variables (excluding case 28 with previous occupational exposure to mercury) showed a significant effect from exposure to amalgam restorations (p = 0.002, Table 4).
It like he can't ever grow or develop, urp, because his brain mired in backward-thinking concepts of ancient Pleistocene.
