Sentence examples for language mapping from inspiring English sources
Repetitive navigated transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) is increasingly used for preoperative cortical language mapping.
The class will explore the role of the imagination, memory, language, mapping, and text in drawing.
Functional MRI is successfully being used in clinical and research applications including preoperative planning, language mapping, and outcome monitoring.
The class will explore the role of the imagination, improvisation, 3-dimensional forms, observation, memory, language, mapping, and text.
A recent language mapping project shows you only have to get off at Stockwell, Edgware Road or Manor House stations in London to find many speakers of these languages.
Recently, language mapping by repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) has gained a lot of interest in preoperative planning to preserve language function.
The authors discuss the system architecture and implementation and give several examples of client applications that allow visualization and analysis of integrated language map data from single and multiple patients.
These men produced the first accurate translation of the Quran into a European language, mapped the branches of the Islamic arts and sciences, and wrote Muslim history using Arabic sources.
Notably, the study found that different people share similar language maps: "The similarity in semantic topography across different subjects is really surprising," said study lead author Alex Huth, a postdoctoral researcher in neuroscience at UC Berkeley.
For example, clinicians could track the brain activity of patients who have difficulty communicating and then match that data to semantic language maps to determine what their patients are trying to express.
The Queens museum show expands on this, with specially commissioned works from Duke Riley, a local artist fascinated with all things aquatic, whose mural, That's What She Said, looks at the sources of New York's drinking water; and Mariam Ghani, a New York artist of Afghani and Lebanese heritage, whose wall piece, The Garden of Forked Tongues, riffs on the Queens language map.
