Sentence examples for brain wall from inspiring English sources
In the mammalian neocortex, each pyramidal neuron has a main thick dendrite towards the outer (pial) side of the brain wall, while it has an axon towards the opposite side (inside).
SuperHyperCube was inspired by Nōkabe ("Brain Wall"), a recurring segment on a Japanese TV game show in which contestants must twist their bodies into increasingly unnatural shapes in order to fit through cut-outs in a series of rapidly advancing Styrofoam walls.
8. Human Tetris or "Brain Wall".
The vertebrate central nervous system develops through accumulation of neurons in the outer region of the primordial brain wall, while neural progenitor cells stay in the inner region and maintain a neuroepithelial structure called the ventricular zone (VZ).
It is defined as a cleft of the brain wall extending from the brain surface to the ventricular lining [ 72] but is not clearly distinguished from porencephaly or other destructive lesions in the developing brain.
With the help of these vectors the morphogenetic phenomena of eversion and inversion can be defined, as follows: A part of the wall of the brain is everted if the line which interconnects the midpoints of the vectors shows a curve which is directed with its convex side towards the ventricle; in the opposite case, we call the brain wall inverted (Nieuwenhuys 1962b; 2009a).
Brain walls and slices were mounted in collagen gel (Miyata et al. 2001, 2004), and time-lapse confocal microscopy was performed using an upright CSU-X1 microscope (Yokogawa) equipped with an iXon+ CCD camera (Andor), as described previously (Okamoto et al. 2013).
The time-activity curves for the brain, heart wall, lungs, and kidneys were then generated.
The whole-organ percent injected activity in various organs (brain, heart wall, lungs, kidneys, and liver) was obtained from the [18F]-FDG PET images.
In Table 4, the model-derived estimates of the percent blood volume for the brain, heart wall, lungs, and liver are compared with published values.
The brain, heart wall, and kidneys are 76, 16, and 76%% higher, respectively, in the BCH data set compared to the Niven and Nahmias data set.
