Sentence examples for brains attach from inspiring English sources

He is right; our brains attach meaning to movement.

Madly stuffing statistics into Univac, nearly a hundred "human brains, attached to bodies," found that what the electronic brain spat out was not quite on target.

We have brains attached to these bags of bones, and these contain a whole, different world of experience and perception; these brains do their own thing, irrespective of what our science tells us should be happening in their bodies.

"you have all those hormones and no brains attached to them".

"The president is a political brain attached to a body," said a Democratic lobbyist who has heard Mr. Clinton rattle off vice presidential possibilities recently.

There was a woman dressed as a cat, there was a woman with a green brain attached to her head with wire, there was a person in a green face mask, there was a young woman spinning wool.

"What changes minds is what voters crave: human contact, one soul brushing up against another, a voice with a brain attached to it".

Their creation, named Rujellalley (a phonetic spelling of the Arabic word for robot), was simple — a "brain" attached to four wheels, with a thin Lego shell for stability.

Varenicline works in by targeting the nicotine receptors in our brain, attaching to them, and thereby blocking nicotine from reaching these receptors.

After allowing the pupal brains to attach to the membrane of the culture plate insert for a minimum of 8 hr, the membrane was cut out of the plastic insert and carefully transferred to a closed confocal imaging perfusion chamber (Harvard IC30 confocal imaging chamber) connected to a peristaltic pump that slowly perfuses culture solution over the live tissue.

Whole brains and attached pituitaries were used because of the small brain size of early larvae, which yielded low amounts of RNA.