Sentence examples for brains for instance from inspiring English sources
It has no brains, for instance, nor a heart.
There's "long hair, short on brains", for instance, or "a father who doesn't beat his daughter will beat his knees".
Our brains, for instance, recognize that some things have the same shape or color (they share the "same" properties); whereas other things are different.
Volk explains, "Schwartz says his therapy, which involves shifting your attention in particular ways in regard to your illness, he says this shows we do have free will and we are not our brains". For instance, let's say you get flipped off on the highway on the way to work.
From the brain, for instance, he included only the cerebellum, the brain stem, and the hypothalamus.
And she had some odd views, believing fish to be bad for the brain, for instance.
In an ordinary brain, for instance, there are about 20bn neurons and each one makes on average 10,000 connections.
But some research carried out on primates relates to more basic questions about the organisation of the brain, for instance, how memory or the visual system works.
Studies of the brain, for instance, reveal that it's far more resilient than anyone imagined and that experience may help compensate for aging.
"The ribosome population in the mouse brain, for instance, appears to be different than in the liver, lungs and ovaries," Dr. Blanchard said.
