Sentence examples for brain flight from inspiring English sources

Significant flight deficits were observed in flies with knockdown of dFz2 by either NP6510GAL4 or R58E02GAL4 implicating these dopaminergic neurons as part of a central brain flight circuit.

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But the premise is simple enough, a group of three heroes with extraordinary abilities (speed, strength, brains, flight... the works) team up to stop a madman named The Mannequin from destroying the city.

I racked my brain for flight routes.

What we perceive as a brain in flight or decline, disengaging from the world or tumbling into a netherworld of oldness, might actually be a more selective, creative and wiser brain.

For insights into natural optic flow processing in the brain, the flight behaviour of white zebra finches might be of special interest.

The study offers an interesting look inside the birds' brains during flight, says Brett Gibson, who studies animal cognition at the University of New Hampshire in Durham.

Called Brainflight, the EU-funded project aims to prove that brain-controlled flight is possible and has already demonstrated that even pilots with little or no experience can easily fly using a direct brain interface.

The oldest is your lower/reptilian/fight or flight brain which is 245 million years old; the next oldest is your middle/mammalian/emotional brain which is 65 million years old; and the relative newcomer is your upper/human/thinking brain which is about 200,000 years old.

Other researchers have identified a kind of master circuit of 16 neurons that connect the dragonfly's brain to its flight motor center in the thorax.

For generations, the world's less-developed countries have suffered so-called brain drain — the flight of many of their best and brightest to the West.