You always get given the most tedious jobs, leaving you plenty of spare brain capacity to observe.
The on-demand economy allows society to tap into its under-used resources: thus Uber gets people to rent their own cars, and InnoCentive lets them rent their spare brain capacity.The other great force is changing social habits.
Instead, he speaks of advertising-supported Internet software and services like Google and open-source software like the Linux operating system as "new business models that we either have to compete with or embrace" — and thus rivals worthy of his attention and his "spare brain cycles".
Anderson, doing a sort of movie-trailer voice backed by a synthesizer, performed an original piece — "a free-form story about types of anger" — called "Cookie Now!" ("Why do we have two sets of teeth / And not a spare brain / or a reserve heart?").
Since, however, NNIs are present in degenerated as well as spared brain regions in advanced SCA3, NNIs are not thought to be directly pathogenic in affected nerve cells [ 35].
The absence of differential methylation in the brain may be explained by counter regulatory mechanisms, which spare the brain tissue from metabolic changes in the rest of the body.
So, in classic sports-writing tradition, I'll just stick in some quotes and spare my brain from having to make any effort.
Transsylvian selective amygdalohippocampectomy (TSA) is an operative technique designed to spare unaffected brain tissue during surgical treatment for mesial temporal lobe epilepsy.
This way you'll spare your brain cells a lot of useless agitation; this way, perhaps, you may even save those pigheads from themselves, since the prospect of being forgotten is shorter than that of being forgiven.
Subtle fluctuation in arterial blood flow or function may therefore spare GM brain volume, in contrast with the vulnerable end-arterioles penetrating the WM.
