Sentence examples for made the brain from inspiring English sources
Once a decision to turn was made, the brain switched back to using the front of the hippocampus.
But Turing suspected that what made the brain capable of thought was its logical structure, not its physical embodiment.
(Mr. Kisor, playing "Tiger Rag," hurtled through an impressive light-speed improvisation, quoting Clifford Brown's "Parisian Thoroughfare" along the way, that made the brain hurt).
"Then we can ask, What in history made the brain like this?" In developing his argument, Dr. Ryan has made the túngara (pronounced TOON-guh-ruh), native to Central America and the Caribbean, into a star.
Never mind that staring at images made the brain light up, they carped: you can do that in a sedated monkey.
Game over," they were never to blame for the quotes that made the brain pause.
Chances are Rohm made the brains, tiny though they may be, of your microwave, refrigerator and radio.
Can exercise make the brain more fit?
This makes the brain all the more mysterious.
That potentially may make the brain more plastic.
Abstract words make the brain do hard work.
