The brains of all vertebrates are greatly enlarged and subdivided into functionally specialized regions.
In Boston, the brains of all four former N.H.L. players examined showed chronic traumatic encephalopathy damage.
Dr. Snell-Rood proposes that the brains of all six species have gotten bigger because humans have radically changed Minnesota.
One reason is that conservative brawn has lost patience with brains of all kinds, conservative or liberal.
When they were cabinet colleagues under Edward Heath he is on record as remarking that "she's got the brains of all of us put together, and so we'd better look out".
Donald J. Trump Real estate developer Your Wish Is My Command I would like a computer chip that I could attach to the brains of all my contractors so that they would know exactly what I wanted, when I wanted it, and at what price I wanted it.
The first-generation model burst on to the market with a big advertising campaign that burnt its way into the brains of all who saw it, and even 20 years on, the mere mention of the words "Papa" or "Nicole" is enough to evoke memories of the 1991 car.
"I think that there are some real and interesting findings related to C.T.E., that there's a lot of important work that's being done," he said, referring to the Boston group's findings of C.T.E. in the brains of all four former hockey players it has examined.
Gulliver offered the King of Brobdingnag the secret of an amazing powder that "would not only destroy whole ranks of an army at once but batter the strongest wall to the ground sink down ships, with a thousand men in each...rip the pavements, tear the houses to pieces,...dashing out the brains of all who came near, destroy the whole metropolis.
ASICs are the brains of all newer Internet equipment.
After euthanasia, the brains of all lambs were immediately removed from the skull and separated at the midline.
