Crossword clues for neurone
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n. (context chiefly British English) (alternative spelling of neuron English)
Usage examples of "neurone".
The next neurone in the nerve gets the signal, and is thereafter inactive for a short time.
The next neurone in the nerve gets the signal, fires, and is also briefly inactivated.
Its effect has been to inhibit certain electromagnetic and electrochemical processes, among which the functioning of certain types of neurones is prominent.
Neurologists admit that epilepsy may sometimes be linked to a schizoid process - this might have been the case with Van Gogh - but they define it as a chronic disorder, a continual tendency to fits resulting from an excessive discharge of cerebral neurones, whatever clinical or paraclinical symptoms happen to be associated with it.
Neurologists admit that epilepsy may sometimes be linked to a schizoid process - this might have been the case with Van Gogh - but they define it as a chronic disorder, a continual tendency to fits resulting from an excessive discharge of cerebral neurones, whatever clinical or paraclinical symptoms happen to be associated with it.
Odd nanoconstructors floated into the cerebrospinal fluid, targeted on individual neurones.
They thicken the connections between the brain nuclei, the glial cells, and the neurones.
I would never claim, however, to be able to cure motor neurone disease.
Many of these billions of nerve cells have each more than a thousand 'electric wires' connecting them to other neurones.
The natural sister built models (called neural networks) out of mathematically purified neurones.