Sentence examples for minuscule brain from inspiring English sources

A heavy animal about 5.5 metres (18 feet) long, Nodosaurus had a long tail but a very small head and a minuscule brain.

When they later injected the cells from different regions into the brains of adult mice, the MGE cells moved on average eight times farther than the rest, or up to 1.3 millimeters from the injection site--quite a distance in the minuscule mouse brain.

When sound processors remove the same frequencies and lower the volume a minuscule amount, our brains begin to perceive the sound as coming from behind.

The technique, called transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS), sends apparently harmless, minuscule currents across the brain through conductive pads placed on the skull.

Traditionally, we think that nerve cells in the brain can form minuscule biological "circuits" that regulate behaviors.

Who's going to sit there and rack their brain over the minuscule differences between the HTC Surround and Samsung Focus?

("You are on the wrong side of history"; "Your brain and dick are clearly both minuscule").

You could build tiny machines that can travel through the stem of a flower or, as in my case, minuscule needles that can inject drugs into single brain cells.

Whether or not a checklist is followed, by the time a neurologist is consulted to assess a critically ill patient for brain death, the odds of recovery are already minuscule.

Consisting of one hundred million minuscule, yet highly adapted and specialized neuronal cells, the human brain is perhaps one of the most captivating and mystical systems of the biological world.

Their goal is to run slice after minuscule slice under a powerful electron microscope, develop detailed pictures of the brain's complex wiring and then stitch the images back together.