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114, 115 Having thus extended Lashley's hypothesis to a specific neural circuit, we turn to Lashley's final hypothesis: that the capacity to process musical and linguistic hierarchical sequences is unusually developed in humans, but builds upon and extends preexisting action sequencing mechanisms present in animals.

These cells are unusually developed genetically due to their ability to monitor the body for foreign antigens.

The connection of sight to sound is far more subtly, personally and unusually developed than with either Ms. Miller or Ms. Brown (both of whom also use music effectively).

In the late 1920s, after several years of study, Vogt, the scientist, announced that Lenin's pyramidal cells in the third layer of the central cortex appeared to be unusually well developed, leading to quicker decisionmaking.

They demonstrate in the higher primates no significant morphologic or topographic alterations except that they are unusually well developed in forms specializing in climbing.

We conclude that these data converge upon the notion of a distinct neural substrate for hierarchical sequence processing, unusually well developed in humans relative to other primates, and reflected in specific expansions of prefrontal brain regions including Broca's area, as well as a considerable remodeling of connections between prefrontal and posterior regions.

Hanging round the kitchen early in his life, Mr Tan apparently developed unusually sensitive taste buds.

Patients treated from 1970 to 1986, when they were younger than 21, later developed unusually high rates of heart disease, second cancers, infertility, damaged joints, learning disorders and other problems.

In the spring of 1997, an unusually warm El Nino developed, changing storm tracks across the Pacific and causing storm after storm to slam into the West Coast of the United States.

At the rear is an unusually wide tire, developed by Pirelli for the Diavel, that reinforces the Diavel's hot-rod persona.

When they starved the yeast, the scientists found that the cells developed unusually large vacuoles, the cellular garbage dumps that collect materials to be recycled.