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And so the brain as a whole probably moves very little inside the skull.

So it rigidly couples to your skull and gives you the most precise possible measurement of how the skull moves.

And what we think is that if we can slow the head down just enough so that the brain does not lag behind the skull but instead it moves in synchrony with the skull, then we might be able to prevent this mechanism of concussion.

This is back to what I was telling you at the beginning about skull fracture.

So you're looking down at the patient, the skin and the skull have already been removed, so you're looking at the brain.

If the riders are upside down, blood can flood the skull, causing a bout of crimson vision called a “redout”.

The traditional surgery is to take a bit of the cranium off, a bit of the skull, drain this fluid out, stick a drain in place, and then eventually bring this drain internal to the body.

You can see here, the skull of this child being printed in the hours before we performed this surgery.

You're locked inside a bony skull, trying to figure what's out there in the world.

There's no lights inside the skull.

I'd just like to point out, if you look at the map of Africa, it does actually look like a hominid skull in its shape.

And here is a skull of a Homo erectus, which I just pulled off the shelf there.

And he remained there until 1.6 million years later, when this very famous fossil hunter, Kamoya Kimeu, walked along a small hillside and found that small piece of his skull lying on the surface amongst the pebbles, recognized it as being hominid.

Well, an excavation was begun immediately, and more and more little bits of skull started to be extracted from the sediment.

And what was so fun about it was this: the skull pieces got closer and closer to the roots of the tree, and fairly recently the tree had grown up, but it had found that the skull had captured nice water in the hillside, and so it had decided to grow its roots in and around this, holding it in place and preventing it from washing away down the slope.

This is the clown skull.

Here's an example of what we did with the skull.

There's the skull, there's my drawing of a skull.

There's the skull, pretty much the same shape as the Camarasaurus.

The skull of a 2.1-million-year-old early human ancestor.

Species are often named based on a skull, a lower jaw, or, very rarely, a handful of postcranial, or below-the-neck, elements.

And if we had only recovered the skull, we might have called it one thing; if we had only recovered the pelvis, we might have called it another.

The skull is quite derived, appearing most similar to early representatives of the genus Homo, like Homo habilis and Homo erectus.

So even if people did have impulses towards selfishness or greed, that's not the only thing in the skull, and there are other parts of the mind that can counteract them.

It's in this bony skull surrounded by a thick skin, and it needs information to put together a feeling of "How am I, as a whole body, doing?"

A sky blue canvas ripped open by an enormous skull.

It then feeds back an answer to the user by means of bone conduction, audio conducted through the skull into the user's inner ear, that the user hears, overlaid on top of the user's natural hearing of the environment, without blocking it.

We get to see a skull.

A three-and-a-half foot thing, beautiful skull, predator, meat-eater, a two-legged animal.

This is sort of a look at the skull, and it's an absolutely fantastic thing about five or six inches long.

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