Sentence examples for no descending from inspiring English sources
Subsequently, the dentate gyrus and the hippocampus proper may be regarded as the supragranular layers (layers II and III), since the principal cells of these fields give off no descending projections.
(See Feferman (1960).) Remarkably, it turns out that when one restricts to those theories that "arise in nature" the interpretability ordering is quite simple: There are no descending chains and there are no incomparable elements the interpretability ordering on theories that "arise in nature" is a wellordering.
These cockroaches, similar to SEG-ablated cockroaches, had no descending cerebral inputs reaching thoracic motor centers.
It is important to note that in an intact heart the actin-myosin links cannot be disengaged and hence there is no descending limb of the Frank-Starling curve.
In two cases (cases 1 and 3), TMS was delivered at 85% RMT instead of 95% RMT to ensure that no descending volleys were induced in the corticospinal tract.
This is critical to demonstrate, as an alternative interpretation to that presented in this manuscript is that iNC cells are essentially ectopic Golgi cells, receiving mossy fiber collateral input but no descending PC input.
Waving flags and chanting "No, No, No," thousands of "no" voters descended on Athens' Syntagma Square on Sunday night in anticipation of an official announcement about the referendum's result.
"We are no longer descended from the same ancestors.
The nuns went to court after an engineer they had hired found that the vibrations caused by the pile driver had cracked the foundation of the 70-year-old building so badly that the elevator could no longer descend to the basement.
The river took hold, and Ms. Gill was descending, no stopping now.
Thus populations ultimately disappear when their demography crosses an invisible point of no return, descending into what conservationists call an "extinction vortex".
