Sentence examples for sensible brain from inspiring English sources

"There are still three weeks left of summer," your sensible brain is thinking.

"It would be sensible for the brain to have a reactive system that went a bit faster than a system based on decisions or intentions," says Welchman.

Particularly worrying were records of recurrent concussion within three weeks, when guidelines advocate a three-week break after concussion, which is sensible for an adolescent brain.

A lot of it is about trying to block out the more sensible part of my brain – the controlling part that tries to be rational, that tries to explain.

After having a mild freakout, I retrieved the sensible half of my brain from my meltdown and realised that, of course, the rep had a duty to be concerned for my welfare.

This is, says Tim Birkhead in Bird Sense, "a sensible energy-saving tactic" because brains are a big expense: the human brain for instance uses 10 times as much energy as any other organ.

Most of us grow up believing that the brain is the intelligent and sensible one, while the heart is made out to be emotional and irrational.

This suggests that fMRI EC and TMS may be complementary and mutually constraining, and may lead to valuable insights in functional brain organization if used in sensible combination.

But the proper sensibles can no more exist in the brain than in any other kind of matter.

This combination of challenges makes the prospect of studying the freely-behaving brain with fMRI disconcerting to anyone sensible.

To provide sensible mechanistic models of neuronal circuits in the brain and to facilitate principled interpretations of data from experiments in vitro and in vivo, biophysical models of neurodynamic systems must incorporate variability as a defining feature [1 6].