Before auditory training, when melodic singing (both mel50 and mel100) was compared with voice perception, subjects engaged a network similar to that observed during simple singing: bilateral auditory cortical regions, sensorimotor cortex, premotor areas, insulae, thalamus, basal ganglia, and cerebellum (Table 4A).
In a series of fMRI studies [ 7, 38– 40], visual gravitational acceleration (involving either object motion or simulated egomotion) engaged a network of brain regions located within and around the Sylvian fissure close to the temporoparietal junction (TPJ): posterior insular cortex, retroinsula, parietal operculum, supramarginal gyrus, temporal operculum, and superior and middle temporal gyri.
This unique collaboration involves the Guardian and Bertha Foundation engaging a network of film-makers with embedded access to, and deep knowledge of, the communities in which they are filming.
Fully distributed models of semantic memory predict that the sound of a barking dog will conjointly engage a network of distributed sensorimotor spokes.
Together, they provide converging evidence with the neuroimaging literature showing that the processing of language engages a network of perisylvian areas of the left hemisphere, all recruited in speech, lexical, and syntactic processing.
Taken together, moral cognition, ToM, and empathy jointly engage a network that might be involved in the automated prediction of social events that modulate behavior.
Default processes engage a network which overlaps with the neural regions of interest to the current study, including anterior temporal regions and further frontal regions of the semantic network.
Functional connectivity showed that linguistically complex words engaged a distributed network of oscillations in the gamma band (20 60 Hz), which only partially overlapped with the network supporting perceptual analysis.
Low-arousal emotions engaged a different network centered on hippocampal regions and VMPFC including the subgenual anterior cingulate.
Nonetheless, in accordance with previous imaging studies (Deiber et al. 1991; Jenkins et al. 2000; Rowe et al. 2005; Forstmann et al. 2008; Rowe, Hughes, Eckstein et al. 2008) the action-selection trials compared with specified trials, engaged a similar network of frontoparietal activity in health and in PD.
In a recent report an international guideline development group engaged an extensive network of experts taking into account multidisciplinary expertise, and regional and gender representation to determine policy-relevant questions [ 14].
