Sentence examples for brain which has evolved from inspiring English sources
Although the findings will need further investigation, the results could support the idea that there is a dedicated centre or "music box" in the brain which has evolved to appreciate a melodious tune or vibrant rhythm.
The reason is folded into our brains, which have evolved greatly over time in order to manage our personal networks.
Selectionist epistemologies which endorse a "trial and error" methodology as an appropriate model for understanding scientific change are not analytic consequences of accepting that the brain and other ancillary organs are adaptations which have evolved primarily under the influence of natural selection.
"Our results suggest at least two different ways in which the brain has evolved to anticipate the future," said Breska.
The latter system, of which the mirror neuron system is part, is the canonical action 'resonance' system in the brain that has evolved to share many of the same circuits involved in motor control.
A system or organization within the brain... has evolved in much the same way our immune system or respiratory system has evolved.
The blue light is intended to stimulate the brain during "day" time, since the human brain has evolved to respond to the blue sky.
So our brain has evolved to accommodate an environment in which often the best way to gain rewards is to take action.
The turtle brain, for example, has evolved remarkable adaptations to hypoxic conditions, which have long been known to experimentalists interested in hearing, olfaction, motor control or cerebellar physiology.
