Papers 1761-1770 of total 9943 found.
Category: /Literature/Novels
…would have been able to overcome the sickness that plagued his brain. John Nash beat the odds and recovered from schizophrenia he went to show that nothing is impossible. I have also seen the movie and I would definitely say the book was better, like any…
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…with UCSD's Martin Haas and Jo Yeargin, four years ago. Until 1937, Vogt grew up on the compound of the Kaiser Wilhelm/Max-Planck Institute of Brain Research in Berlin, where her father, Oskar, was director and her mother, Cecile, also a neurologist, worked. When…
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Category: /History
…people were willing to be so easily brain washed and some joined alternative youth groups like the Edelweiss Pirates. The impact on most of the youth up until after the second world war was that their fuhrer was right and what he was doing was right…
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Category: /Literature/English
…. Their marrage is one souly built on first impressions. Mr Bennets affections were greatly bases on infatuation and exteriour beauty of Mrs Bennet rather than love , brains, understanding of character and compatability. Soon after all Mrs Bennets exteriours melted…
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…, if you run long distance run, your expressiveness in the short run would decrease. Some issues that affect strength are: Muscle fiber arrangement, musculoskeletal leverage, ratio of muscle types, freedom from injury, strength reflex, your brains feedback loop…
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Category: /Literature/English
…turned in my guts, twice. I could feel the cool wet grass squashed beneath my face. My brain was in a whirl of confusion. I could make out faint murmurs and chuckles in what seemed like the vast distance. This awful feeling turning in my stomach rose higher…
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…responses when grafted into the brains of rats that model Parkinson's disease. Together the papers show two different approaches for isolating powerful, pluripotent stem cells with clear therapeutic potential. However many fundamental questions remain about…
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Category: /Literature/English
…disorder. This disorder is when the body moves faster or slower than the brain or vise versa. This disorder can be for short period of time (acute) or life long (chronic). This is what we have not yet found out. I would rather have school behind me so that if I…
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…that as technology advances people will rely more to a machine rather then their own brain. John Balzar has the right to his own opinion. But it is wrong for him to assume that we lack of interest of school after just teaching for a semester.…
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…a person reaches cardiac arrest, for too long and they suffer long-term brain damage or death. Another aspect is patience. Everyone has this trait but it varies in size from person to person. It is important to stay calm and remain. For example…
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