The SLF area is the "information superhighway" that connects the frontal lobe with the parietal lobe.
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Meanwhile, as the Mississippi has pushed lobe after lobe into the sea, the sea has pushed back.
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The technique, which we're calling "lobe strobe," includes highlighting your outer and inner ear, tragus, and/or lobe.
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Night had turned to dawn, and one more lobe was in my plan of attack: the occipital lobe.
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A blind person uses the parietal lobe too, but touch also activates the occipital lobe, normally a visual area of the brain.
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The frontal lobe is responsible for processing emotion and for decision-making, while the parietal lobe processes sensory output, as well as language.
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He explained the deep geology—how the coast had built up over the millennia, delta lobe by delta lobe, as the Mississippi thrashed around.
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It does sound a bit like temporal lobe epilepsy; people often say the world looks sort of uncanny or unfamiliar before a temporal lobe seizure.
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Do the training on Lobe, test it and tweak it on Lobe, then compile it down to whatever platform you want and take it to go.
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To find his middle cerebral artery I had to separate the frontal lobe from the temporal lobe by opening the Sylvian fissure that held them together.
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Additionally, the ADHD group had higher activation in the parietal lobe, which is notable because most studies have found that ADHD individuals have lower parietal lobe activation.
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TEMPORAL LOBE Cochlea Eardrum TEMPORAL LOBE Cochlea Eardrum TEMPORAL LOBE Cochlea Eardrum By The New York Times | Sources: Allan H. Frey; Centers for Disease Control and Prevention The false sensations, the experts say, may account for a defining symptom of the diplomatic incidents — the perception of loud noises, including ringing, buzzing and grinding.
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It also revealed two golf ball-sized clots, one in his right frontal lobe (behind the forehead) and the other in his right occipital lobe (at the back of the head).
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Instead, she added a dainty stud to her left lobe.
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You don't need to download anything; just load up Lobe.
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And, yes, these are all real applications built using Lobe.
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The larger lobe is also flatter than the smaller one.
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Microsoft plans to use Lobe, which only launched into beta earlier this year, to build upon its own efforts to make building AI models easier, though, for the time being, Lobe will operate as before.
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For this sort of task, Lobe couldn't be easier to use.
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And for good reason: Pluto's shiny left lobe is downright astonishing.
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"Addiction shut down the frontal lobe of my brain," he says.
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An iron rod rammed through the frontal lobe of his brain.
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It's part of an ancient delta lobe whose soil is compacting.
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" It noted several injuries, including "swelling to the left temporal lobe.
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My occipital lobe aches,but it is so small a thing.
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This is what is damaged in people with temporal lobe epilepsy.
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The larger lobe is named Ultima, and the smaller is Thule.
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"The larger lobe, nicknamed 'Ultima,' more closely resembles a giant pancake, and the smaller lobe, nicknamed 'Thule,' is shaped like a dented walnut," the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Lab (where the mission is headquartered) detailed online.
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Kookaburra is out of the gum tree and on your ear lobe.
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It's time when the frontal lobe, the logic centers, are less activated.
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Calvin arrived at LAX Tuesday with a bruised and misshapen right lobe.
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The temporal lobe is implicated in language comprehension and long-term memory.
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Trained in brain anatomy, I also noticed lesions outside the temporal lobe.
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This is on the "head" lobe of the rubber ducky-shaped comet.
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The operation when he was 6 years 10 months old eliminated UD's entire occipital lobe, home of the brain's vision processing center, and most of his temporal lobe, where both visual and auditory signals land and then get sorted.
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But that frontal lobe of mine was shut down, and it didn't matter.
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But I'm sure since it hangs down, it could've been [my] ear lobe.
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HAMILTON "Robert Lobe: In the Forest of Drawn Metal," exhibition of wall sculptures.
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To put these claims to the test, I tried out Lobe for myself.
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A lobectomy refers to the removal of a single lobe in the lung.
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Specifically, Annese's analysis had revealed a previously unreported lesion in Henry's frontal lobe.
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MDMA increases activity in the frontal lobe, while decreasing activity in the amygdala.
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To remove it, surgeons took out the lower lobe of her left lung.
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Theoretically, Natalie's frontal lobe control has been dampened as a result of the injury.
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The device achieves all this by measuring your frontal lobe activity, according to Mashable.
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The frontal lobe is most commonly injured through concussions, not through stray tamping irons.
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That home theater fantasy of my childhood lit the reptilian lobe of my brain.
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Then, the split lobe is stitched up again to restore a more natural shape.
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It was decidedly painless and very quick, sitting pretty in its third lobe placement.
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In the late 1970s, it was shown that you could provoke déjà vu through electrodes in the medial temporal lobe, and more recent work has found with even more specificity which parts of the medial temporal lobe are associated with déjà vu.
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In 1970, Kenneth Dewhurt and A.W. Beard tracked sudden religious conversions in temporal lobe epileptics.
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Both mind-wandering and daydreams are involving the medial prefrontal cortex and medial temporal lobe.
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"The frontal lobe is where your executive functions are located, [like] judgement," Dr. Berrill says.
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She had suffered a massive stroke to the left temporal lobe, most likely in utero.
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Lafourche Parish is what's left of the lobe laid down during the reign of Charlemagne.
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The Mississippi's most recent lobe is the Plaquemines-Balize Delta, otherwise known as Plaquemines Parish.
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The results made a diagnosis abundantly clear to Ransom and his colleagues: occipital lobe epilepsy.
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Approximately 5% to 10% of epilepsies are occipital lobe epilepsies, according to the Epilepsy Foundation.
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Luckily, they're clip-ons, so the actual lobe-stretching doesn't have to be a concern.
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Surgeons needed to remove a part of Jansen's skull and frontal lobe to reduce swelling.
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Your immune system would know the difference, he said, but your frontal lobe would not.
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People who did high levels of sitting had less thickness in the medial temporal lobe.
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Finally, after having some tests done, they found a brain cyst on the left temporal lobe.
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I reached out with my virtual left hand, tapped it and the lobe floated into place.
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With that in mind, Lobe looks like a perfect recruitment tool for a machine learning revolution.
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The lower lobe of my left lung was removed, followed by four rounds of adjuvant chemotherapy.
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Dr. Lee carefully sews the pieces of earlobe skin back together, creating a fresh, new lobe.
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To speak those lyrics in the form of a tune taps into the right parietal lobe.
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The frontal lobe was immediately softer and deflated away from the inside surface of the skull.
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Another piece of the puzzle was found in 1985, revealing it was a lobe-finned fish.
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From this angle, the shadows are more apparent, revealing a deep depression on the smaller lobe.
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MS MILLEY'S primary tumour was in the middle lobe of her right lung, which surgeons removed entirely.
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This 155 mile-long lobe of dark material might be the remnants of a Martian mega-tsunami.
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But your cute new nose or lobe piercing doesn't have to be plagued by the bump forever.
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Basically, the Sine put pressure on the ear lobe, which makes itself felt after they're taken off.
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There's no time to compare pedigrees when the involuntary loss of your frontal lobe is at stake.
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Western Terrebonne Parish is the remains of a delta lobe built during the time of the Phoenicians.
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Another misfire was a gorgeous lobe of burrata compromised by dull, cooked beets and cloying grape syrup.
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Bell says the final phase of development of the brain's frontal lobe isn't complete until age 25.
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There was a small empty space where brain matter should have developed in our child's frontal lobe.
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With the finest scissors, she cut this protective sheath and uncovered the temporal lobe of the brain.
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I stare at his broad forehead and try to imagine the neurons misfiring in his prefrontal lobe.
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Some speculate that it represents temporal-lobe epilepsy, others schizophrenia; auditory hallucinations are common in both conditions.
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The pruning in the occipital lobe, at the back of the brain, tapers off by age 20.
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Nor is it surprising to learn that temporal lobe epilepsy affects episodic memory more than semantic memory.
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His occipital lobe, known as the visual processing center of the brain, suffered from these severe, repeated attacks.
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The medial temporal lobe includes the hippocampus and the parahippocampal gyrus, both of which are important in memory.
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Extra lift is created by its unusual tri-lobe shape which gives it aerodynamics similar to an airplane.
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After undergoing a non-contrast chest CT scan on Friday, a small right middle-lobe pneumonia was found.
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If you have to cut me open and glue a Kindle Fire to my frontal lobe, that's fine.
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But lobe abusers — as they sometimes call themselves — have reported ingesting 100 two-milligram tablets daily for weeks.
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The victim lost a chunk of his left ear, running from just above the lobe to the curvature.
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Lobe-finned fish differ from others because their fleshy fins connect to the body through a single bone.
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He had obvious damage to his left temporal lobe and likely also had experienced shearing, or micro-tears.
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They most commonly compress the frontal lobe, which plays a large role in voluntary muscle movement, Cohen said.
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An evening of tricks and brainteasers, it's like a spin class for the frontal lobe, with drinks available.
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Most components of religious belief are stored in the most evolved region of the brain, the frontal lobe.
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Moulin also suggests that somewhere in the temporal lobe is a mechanism for regulating the process of remembering.
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The temporal lobe, among other things, also takes in and processes visual and auditory information from the outside world.
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If enough damage is done to the frontal lobe, the way a person's emotions are experienced can change drastically.
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In particular, this account changed our understanding of the role of the frontal lobe, where Gage had been injured.
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This part of the frontal lobe regulates certain aspects of complex language, such as grammar and motor speech control.
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An injury in childhood left him with frontal lobe syndrome — "He feels nothing: no hatred, no love," we're told.
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The city of New Orleans sits on a lobe—the St. Bernard—created around the time of the pyramids.
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"Toothpaste"—what he didn't yet know was the white flesh of his frontal lobe—was oozing from his forehead.
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Each lobe bears a small region — the auditory cortex — that processes nerve signals from the outer and inner ears.
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She pressed a long needle into a lobe of foie gras, then to her lip, to check its temperature.
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The frontal lobe sees the video and thinks, This is my future, or at least it is my children's.
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When our parents finally allowed us to get a second lobe piercing, we felt like we'd hit the jackpot.
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During the surgery, which took place when U.D. was almost 7 years old, doctors removed one-third of the right hemisphere of his brain, which included the right side of his occipital lobe (the brain&aposs vision-processing center) and most of his right temporal lobe (the brain&aposs sound-processing center).
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The warping exoskeletal lobe is likely the spring mechanism, one that becomes loaded with potential energy by the muscle's effort.
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The bullet struck Abbie as she sat next to Grandma Barb, piercing her skull and frontal lobe of her brain.
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The parietal lobe in particular has been linked to dyscalculia that I also had, which is inability to do arithmetic.
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The Rosetta orbiter spotted Philae in a dark crack on Comet67P's smaller lobe, the Paris-based ESA announced on Monday.
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And I'm pretty sure the Dollar Slice Wars of my college years are imprinted permanently in my medial temporal lobe.
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Tucked inside Lincoln's frontal lobe in Mount Rushmore in Keystone, South Dakota, is a secret, inaccessible-to-the-public chamber.
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But later that week, an MRI showed a small low-grade tumor in the left temporal lobe of her brain.
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And it grabbed Lobe in September, another tool for making it easier for developers to incorporate AI in their applications.
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In the scanner, we could see that when we went no-go, a part of the prefrontal lobe became active.
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A region deep in the frontal lobe of the brain, called the ventromedial prefrontal cortex, is key to supporting both.
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The new addition isn't anything radical, like lobe-stretching or a nose ring, and that's why we love it so much.
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The seizures were caused by a slow-growing brain tumor found in the occipital and temporal lobe of his right hemisphere.
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Despite her mom's anxiety, Kaia ended up taking it like a champ, barely flinching as she got her first lobe pierced.
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Walsh saw a neurologist on "instinct" and pushed to get an MRI, which revealed a tumor in her left frontal lobe.
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But déjà vu has also long been recognized as an aura of temporal lobe epilepsy, or the beginning of a seizure.
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He says that the temporal-lobe hypothesis came about largely because you can artificially induce déjà vu by stimulating those areas.
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Over the years popular theories have been floated that the artist suffered from bipolar disorder, temporal lobe epilepsy, syphilis and schizophrenia.
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Others were nose chains, popular in both the Indian cultures and gothic subcultures, that connected the nose to the ear lobe.
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In semi-automated units (SAUs) frontal cortical and limbic activity is pharmaceutically suppressed and hardware connectivity established with the parietal lobe.
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It was in the amygdala, the part of the brain that regulates emotions like fear and anxiety, and the temporal lobe.
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The orca's paralimbic lobe is highly developed, as is its insular cortex, both of which relate to social emotions and awareness.
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It's called "Karen Viagra," and any description of it will etch itself onto your frontal lobe like the ultimate Cronenberg nightmare.
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The basin makes up the "left lobe" of the heart, while the right side is home to nitrogen glaciers and highlands.
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Tights must be in neutral colors, and earrings that hang more than an inch below the ear lobe are not allowed.
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When these abnormal tau proteins clump they form "tangles" -- a key sign of Alzheimer's, frontal lobe dementia and Lewy body disease.
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This was, in part, thanks to a gloriously large lobe of sweetbread, spooned with a luscious tarragon-flecked tomato-cream emulsion.
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In the frontal lobe, in the front of the brain, new links are still forming at age 30, if not beyond.
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Move toward the frontal lobe, and we have the modules that control mammalian behaviors and thoughts that were layered on relatively recently.
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The source was traced back to a location in the Atum region, on the comet's large lobe, as indicated in this image.
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A view of the Nut and Serquet regions on the comet's smaller lobe, taken from a distance of 1.3 miles (2.1 km).
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Lobe strobing serves the same purpose as sweeping an illuminator across your cheekbones: to lift, enhance, and just look glowy as hell.
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The rod had entered his right temporal region and exited through the left frontal lobe, missing a major blood channel by millimeters.
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"For a left lower lobe lobectomy, usually that can be done between the ribs — a little keyhole incision minimally invasively," Stiles says.
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The axons are usually connected to specific processing centers in the brain called glomeruli, held in a region called the antennal lobe.
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It was then that doctors found the benign tumor, which was just over 5 centimeters long, pushing on her left frontal lobe.
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The next generation ear cuff: otherworldly blooms of plastic flowers extended from up near the hairline to very well past the lobe.
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Whereas alcohol sort of blankets the frontal lobe, where there are thousands upon thousands of receptors, and it affects all of them.
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What we're learning about the brain — and especially about the frontal lobe of teenagers — is doubling every 23 to 2000 months now.
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It was completely encased in a capsule and the lobe of her thyroid containing it had been removed to establish a diagnosis.
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While she was being treated, doctors found two nodules in the lower lobe of her left lung, according to the court's statement.
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While the memory of Washington's farewell has faded from the frontal lobe of American politics, it deserves a revival for its relevance today.
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Guatemala's foreign ministry said the boy had a severe infection in his frontal lobe and had undergone an emergency operation at the hospital.
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The process involves infusion of a light-sensitive drug -- or dye -- into the blood stream to reach the affected lobe of the prostate.
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The Guatemalan consulate said Gutiérrez was admitted with a severe infection in his frontal lobe at a children's hospital in Corpus Christi, Texas.
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"Someone who wouldn't do anything outlandish or dangerous might when the frontal lobe is injured in some way," Breggin testified, the paper reports.
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This aligns it with a range of lobe finned fishes and tetrapods [...] suggesting that a long juvenile stage could be primitive for tetrapods.
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A lot of companies are trying to make it easier to use artificial intelligence, but few are making it as simple as Lobe.
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Lobe makes getting started less scary, and, in turn, it could help induct professionals who would benefit from the latest machine learning techniques.
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One explanation for this difference is that recollection is strongly associated with the medial temporal lobe, while familiarity is associated with frontoparietal regions.
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Recently, the European Space Agency released images of the Rosetta spacecraft's planned impact site, located near the top of Comet 67P's smaller lobe.
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In particular, the temporal lobe appears vulnerable to the combined effects of type 2 diabetes and being overweight or obese, the researchers say.
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And lend an ear (and part of a temporal lobe) to a report about how music stimulates several parts of the human brain.
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The temporal lobe is also the brain region responsible for processing sensory input, such as visualizing and recognizing objects that a person sees.
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The trauma to Jansen's head caused his brain to swell, requiring emergency surgery to remove a part of his skull and frontal lobe.
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To use piercing language, one went on my rook, one on my helix, one on my conch, and one on my upper lobe.
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Scientists have determined that brain damage, specifically to the frontal lobe, can make people more religious, according to a new study published in Neuropsychologia.
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Then they trained a machine learning algorithm to isolate those signals—a frontal lobe flare at the mention of the word "death," for example.
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" MARK LUSCHINI, CHIEF INVESTMENT STRATEGIST, JANNEY MONTGOMERY SCOTT, PHILADELPHIA "There's an acknowledgement that the trade affairs are in the frontal lobe of monetary officials.
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Breggin added that drugs like Celexa "disrupt the frontal lobe function" and that "the young brain is more susceptible to harm" from such drugs.
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"I started doing stacked piercings because a lot of people were coming in with original lobe piercings that were placed too low," he explains.
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The L.A. County Coroner's office released the cause of death as lobar pneumonia -- which is an inflammation of an entire lobe of the lungs.
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A general rule is to place the bigger earrings on the lobe and gradually get smaller and smaller as you go up the ear.
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One lobe of the polar vortex established itself over Siberia and Europe, leading to the "Beast from the East" cold and snow outbreak there.
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The team chose this part of the brain, which is located in temporal lobe, because it is the area connected to memory and navigation.
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The thinking brain (frontal lobe) is useless without its reptilian partner, and when the brainstem is injured the patient will never live off machines.
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We know that the frontal lobe -- the part of the brain responsible for impulse control -- is not fully developed in middle school-aged children.
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I woke with a start, the white flash still burning behind my eyes, the worst headache of my life piercing my left temporal lobe.
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Ford had mentioned the hippocampus, a brain region located just below the cortex in the temporal lobe, beloved by many a neuroscientist (myself included).
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Guatemala's foreign ministry said Wednesday the boy had undergone an emergency operation at the hospital after presenting with a severe infection in his frontal lobe.
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That's the goal of Lobe, a startup and platform that genuinely seems to have made AI models as simple to put together as LEGO bricks.
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When you're finished tinkering, you can export the final model to a number of different platforms, including Google's TensorFlow and Apple's iOS-based CoreML. Lobe.
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An acoustic conductor attached to the speaker wraps under the lobe to project music into the ears while still leaving them open to outside sounds.
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Insomnia, nighttime wandering and daytime sleepiness are common for them, as well as other cognitive disorders such as Lewy body dementia and frontal lobe dementia.
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At the time of Roy's death, Carter was taking Celexa, an antidepressant Breggin said targets the brain's frontal lobe, which controls empathy and decision-making.
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I made a hole and plunged a hollow catheter seven centimeters through her right frontal lobe and into the mysterious fluid lakes inside her brain.
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Also absent are the laminated pictures of stretched lobe piercings and extreme ink work that are typically flaunted in grungy tattoo parlors around the world.
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Hallie then replaces the ice cube with an apple slice moments before stabbing said needle — with absolutely zero precision — through the center of Annie's lobe.
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Clinton's pneumonia affects her right lung's middle lobe, according to Dr. Bardack, a location that suggests that it was caused by bacteria, commonly pneumococcus. Mrs.
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The Daily Jewel The next generation ear cuff: otherworldly blooms of plastic flowers, extending from up near the hairline to very well past the lobe.
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But this didn't make him regret his reliance on devices, any more than he regretted having a frontal lobe because it could possibly be damaged.
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Every now and then, the jewelry that adorns her fingers and ears, climbing up her lobe like tiny stargazers, discreetly catches a glint of light.
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As he saw a moving tail after, this could mean the seizure then traveled to parts of the occipital lobe that control perception of motion.
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Like modern birds, advanced theropods had long, S-shaped brains with a relatively large cerebellum and optic lobe, and a small area devoted to smell.
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So is the seahorse— híppos (horse) + kámpos (sea monster), which lends its name to the hippocampus, the seahorse-shaped part of the brain's temporal lobe.
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They often went on to have other tests, some of which were invasive and involved major surgery, like removal of a lobe of the lung.
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The calf's liver, an oblong lobe shaped like Argentina, was seared to a dark gold in the copper sauté pan that escorted it to the table.
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Scans of the defendant's brain showed abnormally low neuronal activity in his frontal lobe, a condition associated with increased risk of reactive, aggressive, and violent behavior.
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The musician's father, John Berry III, told the magazine that his son had battled frontal lobe dementia, which had gotten worse in the past few months.
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"As part of Microsoft, Lobe will be able to leverage world-class AI research, global infrastructure, and decades of experience building developer tools," the team writes.
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The bullet struck her in the frontal lobe, a part of the brain that controls eye and body movement, motor function, language, emotions, personality and judgment.
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The pop star's earring somehow got ripped out during her Tidal X charity concert on Saturday night, causing some carnage to her lobe in the process.
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Company co-founder Mike Matas told The Verge that Lobe isn't designed to compete with software used by machine learning professionals (tools like PyTorch and TensorFlow).
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But just in case you're still curious exactly how much pain you should expect from a second lobe piercing or barbell in your nipple, read on.
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Each paper seeks to explain how Sputnik Planitia—the brilliant, ice filled basin affectionately called the "left lobe" of Pluto's heart—formed and evolved over time.
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With the naked eye, researchers immediately noticed that his brain had atrophied and was shrunken in the temporal lobe, or front of the brain, she said.
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A week of disrupted sleep increased the amount of tau, another protein responsible for the tangles associated with Alzheimer's, frontal lobe dementia and Lewy body disease.
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A week of disrupted sleep upped the amount of tau, another protein responsible for the tangles associated with Alzheimer's, frontal lobe dementia and Lewy body disease.
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This requires a small craniotomy in the back of the patient's head to place the electrode array against the visual cortex in the brain's occipital lobe.
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Their brains are tripartite: They have an optic lobe behind each eye, each connected to a central ring of nervous tissue through which their esophagus runs.
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Her frontal lobe, responsible for planning and reasoning and making judgment calls — all the things we associate with rational, dignified adult functioning — is marbled with lesions.
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The tumor, in her right frontal lobe, was dangerously close to areas of her brain that were responsible for coordinating delicate movements in her left hand.
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He has had seizures, and three years ago he underwent brain surgery to remove a blood-filled bubble in a vein in the frontal lobe. Mrs.
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And if the play is merely a record of garbled thoughts caused by damage to Bee's temporal lobe, why should we find them worthy of attention?
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It also suggests a lack of confidence in the idea that people, given a range of options and a functioning occipital lobe, would choose your products.
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A fidget spinner generally looks like a modified triple spoke wrench, but with little circular weights at the end of each lobe instead of anything useful.
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To be clear, the Muse can't tell exactly what you are thinking, only how much activity there is at any given time in your frontal lobe.
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In the fiscal first quarter, Microsoft acquired Lobe and introduced a free tier of its Teams app, and Nadella sold around 30 percent of his common stock.
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Microsoft today announced that is has acquired Lobe, a startup that lets you build machine learning models with the help of a simple drag-and-drop interface.
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He then explains the technology is "decoding" the motor cortex—the part of the frontal lobe responsible for planning, controlling, and executing voluntary movements—in real time.
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In requesting his $5 million cash bail, prosecutors revealed DiNardo is a diagnosed schizophrenic who sustained frontal lobe damage in an ATV accident within the past year.
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Lobe lets them take that first step without any training, making deep learning more accessible to professionals in a diverse range of fields, from architecture to astronomy.
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The seizures got increasingly worse, and when medications and other treatments failed to work, he had a lobectomy, or surgery to remove a lobe of the brain.
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Then I notice the silver sword charm dangling from his ear lobe and have a brief "Holy s—, I'm talking to Sir Ringo f—ing Starr" moment.
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"If Nick reaches up and shakes his ear lobe, Emerson will bark — it's so cute," she told GMA, adding that the pair heavily rely on each other.
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Maybe it's just the dump trucks full of Stevia scabbing over my brain's empathy lobe, but this is an awful process and no damn fun at all.
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"I like doing earlobe repairs because you have to get creative and use the earlobe skin that's left to salvage the lobe back together," Dr. Lee explains.
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Lobe-Stretching EarringsWe've totally taken the whole minimal-jewelry trend for granted, considering it's a safe, comfortable bet for anyone and everyone who decides to wear it.
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Since his suicide, van Gogh, for instance, has received diagnoses of over 30 different conditions, from lead poisoning to temporal lobe epilepsy, manic-depression and Ménière's disease.
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In a series of studies, and using the same knack for exhaustive observation, Dr. Milner demonstrated that several kinds of tests could help characterize frontal lobe injuries.
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Microsoft on Thursday said it has acquired Lobe, a small San Francisco start-up that focuses on making it easy to train and deploy artificial intelligence models.
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When they arrived, pediatric neurosurgeon Luis Rodriguez explained Caleb had had an emergency craniotomy to partially remove his frontal lobe and give his brain space to swell.
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We probably collectively know those years of our lives in memory, in the frontal lobe, better than most anybody would, because we're never not thinking about it.
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But when a baby suckles a mom's breasts, the mother's brain's posterior lobe secretes oxytocin, and some of that pain is relieved with the release of milk.
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The Secretary of State is the frontal lobe of US foreign policy—managing the country's diplomatic nervous system and its relationships with every other nation in the world.
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It shows the object's two-lobed structure, a deep depression on the smaller lobe, dark and light features, and a bright white color where the two lobes join.
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Then, the stronger pair of the "closer" muscles contracts, pulling against a lobe of the exoskeleton at the back of the head, causing it to warp and depress.
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"While the temporal lobe has an important role in the generation of the mystical experience itself, the dlPFC has a critical role interpreting and modulating them," she says.
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According to Kennedy's autopsy report, the senator suffered extensive injuries to his right cerebellum (the part responsible for motor control) and right occipital lobe (required for visual processing).
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The amygdala, which Dr. Kotrba describes as "our brain's watchdog", is an almond-shape set of neurons in the brain's medial temporal lobe that houses our fear response.
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Her blond-streaked hair is piled high, exposing two little diamond earrings on each ear lobe; her face is fully made-up, down to carefully applied lip liner.
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Unlike previous studies that only considered changes to the occipital lobe (the part of the brain where vision is processed), the new study looked at the entire brain.
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She had arrived six days before, but because a scanning machine had broken, it was days before anyone discovered the tumor occupying a quarter of her frontal lobe.
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Children within the healthy weight range however, had stronger connections to the inferior parietal lobe (linked to inhibition) allowing them to fully observe and stop their hunger cravings.
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Mr. Pannkuk seemed to have damaged his medial temporal lobe, a zone in the brain deep behind the ears, where new experiences are converted to long-term memory.
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Psychosurgery endures, as with a procedure called a cingulotomy, which is used to treat depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder and involves severing fibers deep in the frontal lobe.
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He compared its large frontal lobe and, below it, the squished region for smelling with the plump olfactory bulbs situated in front of the brains of other mammals.
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He had a gaping space the size of an orange in the area of his left frontal lobe: the region that, it is generally agreed, governs impulse control.
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Not only will you need to get your gluttonous hands on a lobe of foie, you'll also require some food-grade glycerine and an ounce of sticky icky.
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My own epilepsy originates in the temporal lobe, a region of the cerebral cortex tucked behind the ear and responsible primarily for the processing of incoming sensory information.
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