Sentence examples for connecting fibres from inspiring English sources

Changes in minicolumns and neuron size may promote shorter connecting fibres, increasing local connectivity and processing at the expense of connections between different cortical regions causing slower transmission of signals (Casanova et al, 2006; Courchesne & Pierce, 2005).

Meat is made up of juicy muscle cells and connecting fibres.

As shown in Figure 3 the corticospinal tracts (ranging from subcortical regions to the brainstem), frontal WM including connecting fibres of the frontal corpus callosum, and temporal WM showed significantly lower FA values in the untreated ALS group.

Unlike the G-CSF group the ALS-Placebo patients additionally showed significant clusters of decraesed FA over time in several major white matter tracts including the occipital lobes, frontal regions, and connecting fibres in the corpus callosum (Figure 2, lower row).

The connecting fibres are made principally of collagen, which is tough.

The FA changes were most prominent in the corticospinal tracts, in subcortical WM of the precentral gyrus, and its connecting fibres in the corpus callosum.

Their checks showed the cost of connecting fibre to BT's green street cabinets, which link homes to telephone exchanges, varied between £19,600 and £51,000.

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The present work has additional aim to fabricate SiC nanofibrous web having well connected fibres leading to pores network, which may be exploited for filtration purpose.

She also questioned why BT had said it would require government subsidies to connect fibre to a new housing development in the London suburb of Barking.

The main difference between the Coalition and Labor is that Labor wants to connect fibre to everyone's houses, whereas the Coalition wants to connect fibre to a node – a central spot like an apartment block basement or a cabinet in a suburban street – and then use the old-school copper wire phone network to connect to all the surrounding houses.