Sentence examples for hardwired from from inspiring English sources

By 1998, "the base" had become hardwired from Kandahar to California and Kuala Lumpur, with way stations, cells and safe houses in between.

But scientists now know that boys are hardwired from birth to be boys--not to mention that homosexuality in men has biological roots.

We all have an unexplainable affinity towards landscapes and what they represent, and author Denis Dutton even goes so far as to speculate that it's some instinctual affinity hardwired from our pre-historic days out on the plain.

We still carry around a hardwired xenophobia from the Paleolithic era.

Sure, they concede, a small handful of girls may have the geeky math minds to excel in such fields, but most girls are simply hardwired differently from boys -- innately more interested in people and, therefore, nurturing occupations like teaching and health care rather than rocket building or nanotech design.

Waddell's team found that yet another neural circuit goes into action when the fly remembers the taste of water, a separate hardwired circuit distinct from the circuitry of the "Ah, water!" neurons.

We argue that responses to pheromones are far more easily modified by experience than would be expected from hardwired innate responses, and that the behaviours they elicit are chiefly plastic and sensitive to modification throughout life by sensory-mediated emotional experience.

Male or female, the human nervous system is far from hardwired but has amazing potential to be tapped and trained to perfection, assuming the unparalleled motivation, practice and competition that our quadrennial Olympic feast cultivates.

Presumably the latter arises from hardwired neuronal networks established after the critical period that follows birth.

Concerning the architectures related to hot RADI aggression, work with humans and animals have identified a distinct, hardwired circuit, present from very early development upon which forms the basis for the activating arm of hot aggression.

Soviet Russia may have been a fatalist's paradise, but from a young age Epstein felt that he was hardwired for optimism.