Sentence examples for display of brain from inspiring English sources

Rorden, C. & Brett, M. Stereotaxic display of brain lesions.

Especially its rich, diverse talent pool of the best and the brightest, an inspiring display of brain power that taught the ninth-grade dropout about the value of learning all you can about everything.

The French Sopha Rainbow look-up table (LUT) (Vision Workstation GEMS, Buc, France) was used for the display of brain SPECT exams.

Although 3D radiological reconstructions have notably improved the display of brain aneurysms and have provided an important tool for neurosurgeons, there are certain cases where this information might be insufficient to properly conceive certain features of an aneurysm such as intraluminal thrombus.

He devised pain-free methods for introducing electrodes deep in an animal's cortex and in 1951 published a paper showing how he could display patterns of brain electrical activity on a television-like screen.

Current fMRI techniques can localize brain activity, graphically display patterns of brain activation, and determine their intensity by color-coding the strength of activation.

This experiment was based on the recent discovery that, as in vertebrates, honeybees display lateralization of brain function [38], [39], [40].

"The human brain has more cells than there are stars in the Milky Way and these cells communicate through a thousand times as many connections," Dr. Sally Till, a research fellow at the University of Edinburgh, said in a written statement released in conjunction with the opening of a new exhibit of brain micrographs on display at Edinburgh's St. Andrew's Square.

Eyes almost permanently squinting against the gales and hair providing an external wind-powered display of the brain stimulation going on inside his skull, he is a pleasure to watch.

The neurofeedback consisted of presenting the patients with a display of their brain activity (figure 1).

Instead, we tested the neurofeedback approach as a putative exploratory tool allowing the patient to search for correlations between the time-varying display of his/her brain activity and endogenous as well as exogenous events.