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We've flown the Cassini Spacecraft by this moon now several times, flying closer and deeper into these jets, into the denser regions of these jets, so that now we have come away with some very precise compositional measurements.
Spirits became a form of money in these regions.
And we will have plenty of computation as we go through the 21st century to do things like simulate regions of the human brain.
And we're showing that we can actually turn this data into working models and simulations of brain regions.
There is about 20 regions of the brain that have been modeled, simulated and tested: the auditory cortex, regions of the visual cortex; cerebellum, where we do our skill formation; slices of the cerebral cortex, where we do our rational thinking.
In regions where vultures have gone extinct, corpses take three times longer to decay.
Some regions have even opened vulture restaurants where farmers safely dispose of drug-free livestock.
This copy doesn't create any motion itself but instead is sent to other regions of the brain to inform them of the impending motion.
And it explains, for example, why carriers of sickle cell anemia are more common among some African and Asian populations or those with ancestry from these tropical regions.
In these geographic regions, malaria poses significant risks to health.
I heard that your departments here were by regions.
Her faith often led her to the nation’s most hostile regions, where she spoke to bigoted audiences as the only Black woman in the crowd.
We're working in most of the major glaciated regions of the northern hemisphere.
And so ever since I think I was just six years old, I dreamed of going to the polar regions.
There are many different types of memory, and these depend upon different circuits and regions within the brain.
Now, importantly, from the perspective of PTSD, stress has very different effects on declarative and non-declarative memories and the brain circuits and regions supporting them.
You don't have to have testing for this idea, so that can apply to regions without a lot of testing.
Just to give you an example, one of the Russian regions, for example, now involves its citizens in planning its strategy up until year 2020.
Well in light blue, you see the zones or the regions that are at least two-thirds or more dependent on the European Union for trade and investment.
Even if these regions aren't part of the E.U., they are becoming part of its sphere of influence.
Some of these are even visible, such as higher density of the grey matter that contains most of your brain's neurons and synapses, and more activity in certain regions when engaging a second language.
But, one of the problems with planting trees is that the people in these regions are so poor that they chop them down for firewood.
So, any image of the kind that you see on the left, be it a real image or a synthetic image, it's made up of little regions that you see in the middle column, regions of different colors, different luminances.
The brain has this complex task of putting together, integrating, subsets of these regions into something that's more meaningful, into what we would consider to be objects, as you see on the right.
His visual-motor coordination is quite poor, but you get a general sense of what are the regions that he's trying to trace out.
If you show him real world images, if you show others like him real world images, they are unable to recognize most of the objects because the world to them is over-fragmented; it's made up of a collage, a patchwork, of regions of different colors and luminances.
When you ask them, "Even if you can't name the objects, just point to where the objects are," these are the regions that they point to.
So the world is this complex patchwork of regions.
You can burrow down by a particular type of spending, or you can go through all the different regions and compare them.
And you can see there are three distinct regions of methane.
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