Sentence examples for many brain cells from inspiring English sources
Many brain cells were burned through pondering alternative titles, until, late one night, Gottlieb came up with "Catch-22".
I do not know how many brain cells were rescued in these pursuits, but geometry took on a whole new meaning.
When people are around 15 or 16 years old, many brain cells in the cortex die off while others are created, and new connections form among them.
Bangs hoped that New York would provide him with the inspiration to write the literary masterpiece his admirers were all waiting to read, but by the late 1970s his drinking and drug abuse were destroying too many brain cells.
Instead of being limited by the processing capabilities of a single computer, it can use distributed networks to handle more complicated tasks – as if TensorFlow will now be able to use many brain cells instead of being confined to just one.
Making a robot move in real time based on the activity of many brain cells in primates is "an important step" in developing neural prostheses, said Dr. Richard A. Andersen, a neuroscientist at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena who does similar research.
When the brains of the mice were examined, he points out, the runners had about twice as many new brain cells as the animals that had remained sedentary, a finding confirmed by earlier studies.
As recently demonstrated by Aschauer et al. (18), AAV9 vectors, when injected in the hippocampus, have a generally broad tropism for many different brain cell types, including oligodendrocytes, microglia, astrocytes and neurons (including inhibitory neurons).
With the opening on Friday of Julie Taymor's new movie, "Across the Universe," expect many of those brain cells to be all shook up.
They have as many little gray brain cells as you have — but their minds remain empty because they have no curiosity, no power of concentration, no ability to store what they learn.
The crush of this Kardashian overload is killing so many of my brain cells that I fear for my mental health.
