Sentence examples for neuron doctrine from inspiring English sources
Today, the Neuron doctrine is the cornerstone of modern neuroscience.
The Neuron Doctrine – which states that nerve cells are the fundamental structural and functional element of the nervous system – finally gained wide acceptance in the early 1890s, a full seven years after Freud's lecture.
In 1900, Ramón y Cajal advanced the neuron doctrine, defining the neuron as the fundamental signaling unit of the nervous system.
He generated ideas about the nervous system, especially about the neuron doctrine and the principles of cerebral localization, which had little practical impact but are marvels of anticipation.
The results of dynamical analysis are discussed in terms serving to distinguish between the neural point processes dictated by the neuron doctrine vs. continuously variable neural fields generated by neural masses in cortex.
This new staining method opened the way for structural investigations of the nervous tissue, that culminated in the extraordinary neuroanatomical work of Ramón y Cajal and the formulation of the neuron doctrine.
It is at the beginning of the 20th century that glial research was pushed aside to a great extent by the victory of the neuronal doctrine with neurons being the sole determinant of the brain signalling.
Democracy has become doctrine.
Viva the Mensch Doctrine!
That doctrine is deterrence.
