Sentence examples for the brain bottom from inspiring English sources

An event occurs in the brain (bottom), which is detected and digitized by the Open Ephys recording hardware (left), and sent to software for analysis (top).

(B ) Baseline fluorescence of PA-GFP before photoactivation in the ventral medial (top; cluster 1 in panel D ) or posterior lateral region of the brain (bottom; cluster 2 in panel D ).

Or do they come from the brain's "bottom" -- the unheralded brainstem, which quietly oversees such basic bodily functions as respiration, heart rate, salivation and temperature control?

The gate control theory of Melzack and Wall (1965) describes a mechanism by which "top-down" signals from the brain modulate "bottom-up" nociception, providing space for the distinction between felt pain and nociception.

Examples of best practices in neuroscience education included The Brain from Top to Bottom from McGill University (http://thebrain.mcgill.ca/flash/index_a.html), animations offered by Sumanus Corporation (www.sumanasinc.com/webcontent/animation.html), and the excellent interactive exercises developed by Tutis Vilis (www.tutis.ca), which were all described in an earlier report by Liu (2006).

Harris told The Atlantic that it's a "race to the bottom of the brain stem".

This distinct anatomical structure of the brain is located at the posterior bottom aspect of the brain.

In 1997, she identified an area near the bottom of the brain that is specifically involved in perceiving faces.

We Are Hopelessly Hooked: Tech companies are engaged in "a race to the bottom of the brain stem," in which rewards go not to those that help us spend our time wisely, but to those that keep us mindlessly pulling the lever at the casino.

Anatomically, the cerebellum has the appearance of a separate structure attached to the bottom of the brain, tucked underneath the cerebral hemispheres.

Images were acquired with axial orientation in an interleave sequence in which even-numbered slices were first acquired from the top to the bottom of the brain, followed by the odd numbered slices.