Sentence examples for lobe in a from inspiring English sources

A year earlier, she suffered an injury to her temporal lobe in a car accident.

2. Place first lobe in a terrine large enough to hold the foie gras snugly.

You might take off a lobe in a sword fight but the radical amputation that Dr Rey describes is more likely to be a sustained effort with a razor by a man compelled to serious violence on himself.

I'm contrarily glad she did, because it is remarkable: a smidgen of overcooked lobe in a damp, beige cracker; a doughnut and actual paint tube from which leaks something grey (we guess these two must interact, but we're not told how).

"In one experiment I particularly liked," he recalled, "we tried to map the whole parietal lobe in a half hour, by having the subject perform functions like moving the eyes and hands, pointing with fingers, grasping an object, engaging in various language tasks, and, of course, making small calculations, like thirteen minus four.

Recent studies suggest that, in the service of memory, information is represented in the medial temporal lobe in a conjunctive or associative form with the contextual aspects of the experience being the primary factor or highest level of the conjunctive hierarchy.

The ER/Golgi-resident transporter, Zip7, was progressively lost in the affected occipital lobe in an age-dependent manner from 3 months, reaching statistical significance from 7 months.

It was shown that the soma response propagated to the α and β lobes in a few milliseconds.

Field observations suggest that the facies, which form the Waiatarua Formation lava, were emplaced as multiple flow lobes in a single lava flow from one sustained eruption.

Located deep inside the temporal lobes, in a structure called the entorhinal cortex, grid cells fire periodically as experimental rats traverse a space, acting something like an internal co-ordinate system that helps the animals track their own movements and update their location, and to navigate their environment and form spatial memories of it.

Many rodents, insectivores, and lagomorphs have three separate prostatic lobes; in a few mammals (some primates and carnivores) the prostate is a single mass with lobules and encircles the urethra at the base of the bladder.