Sentence examples for brain capable from inspiring English sources

He possesses an incredibly astute cricket brain, capable of spotting technical and mental weakness.

But Turing suspected that what made the brain capable of thought was its logical structure, not its physical embodiment.

While the patient met all the clinical requirements for being in a vegetative state, her fMRI clearly showed a brain capable of relatively complex stimulus-processing.

Haidt compares us to neurons in a giant brain, capable of "producing good reasoning as an emergent property of the social system".

With McCoy now safely retired, this year's renewal will revolve round the Irish trainer Willie Mullins, whose rustic face appears as if it might just conceal a brain capable of being quite shrewd in the bidding at a County Carlow cattle market.

In his lifetime, state propaganda spoke of him as incomparable, omnipotent, and infallible — "the Clairvoyant," Korea's "sun," "the perfect brain," capable even of determining the weather (at least when it was good) — and in 1998, four years after his death, the constitution was revised to install him as "president for eternity".

And when we talk about weakness of the will in roughly five classes, we'll talk about some of the ways in which we can exploit the fact that we have these complex brains capable of learning patterns both though our old systems and through our new ones.

Or are our brains capable of making such estimates without making comparisons to our bodies?

Do they simply take a mental photo of her, or are their brains capable of understanding abstract concepts?

In fact, Sobel includes a quote from Galileo in which he explains, "I write in the colloquial tongue because I must have everyone read it…I want them to see that just as Nature has given to them, as well as philosophers, eyes with which to see her works, so she has also given them brains capable of penetrating and understanding them".

Despite their similar numbers of genes, and the similarity in the sets of genes controlling the basic outlines of their corresponding organ systems, a sea anemone has 15 types of cells, a human being, ~ 400; and human beings have brains capable of conceptual thought, which sea anemones lack.