Sentence examples for brains in which from inspiring English sources

It's not; it's about sitting on a couch with a buddy and talking smack while you beat his virtual brains in, which is as far as it goes.

At some point in the past, humanity's ancestors developed "lateralised" brains, in which the different sides became specialised for particular jobs.

By selecting fluorescent proteins in three primary colours they made pictures of parts of mouse brains in which the individual nerve cells glow in all colours of the rainbow, depending on the mixture of proteins within.

The researchers think this relates to the structure of the birds' brains, in which the left side handles spatial tasks and the right side governs social recognition.

Four new born mice brains in which the prion protein had been deleted were also analysed to assess the influence of age on the Cu and Zn isotopic composition.

The one-day old mice brains with the prion protein deleted (δ65Cu ranges between -0.10 and -0.38, and δ66Zn between 0.00 and -0.23 permil) fell within the field of the older mice brains in which the prion protein had been deleted (δ65Cu ranges between -0.14 and -0.56 permil, and δ66Zn between -0.02 and -0.20 permil, Table 1).

Unlike "A New Brain," in which the composer assumed a fictional guise, here Mr. Finn doesn't conceal his own identity (or anyone else's).

One region of the brain in which disproportionate enlargement of white matter has been observed is the temporal lobe.

One kind of research carried on in this field is the study of aphasia, a condition of the brain in which language ability is impaired or destroyed.

As they lay it out, students are by and large interested either in personality, in which case they become psychologists, or in the technical workings of the brain, in which case they become neurologists.

It is responsible for four of the top 10 games played by Facebook users worldwide, including Who Has the Biggest Brain? in which players compete to solve maths and memory problems.