neuroscientist
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神经科学家

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神经系统科学家
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一个神经学家尝试研究人类怎样用如此简单的神经系统来辨认目标。
As the neuroscientist Marco Iacoboni notes, "vicarious" is not a strong enough word to describe the effect of these mental processes.
正如神经学家马尔科·亚科博尼指出,“代入感”还不足以描述这种心理过程产生的影响。
"Nonhuman primates don't lie to you, " said Dr. Grove, who is a neuroscientist. "We know exactly how much they are eating. "
“非人灵长类动物不会撒谎”,神经科学家格罗夫博士说,“我们可以确切地知道它们的进食量”。
We are, as one neuroscientist told me as he used a powerful magnet to take control of my body's movements, brain-machines.
我们都是“脑机器(brain-machines)”,就像一位神经系统科学家用一块威力极大的强磁铁控制我的身体运动的时候告诉我的那样。
My own anxiety is less about the cerebrum than about the soul, and is best summed up not by a neuroscientist but by a novelist.
相比大脑来说,我倒更加担心我们的心灵。对于这一点,小说家比神经科学家更能了解我的担忧。
It's one thing when a designer says the current methods are flawed, but it is quite another when a cognitive neuroscientist says so.
然而,一个神经认知学家如此说时就大不相同了。
David Eagleman, a neuroscientist at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, has had plenty of time to think about the issue.
大卫伊格曼是休斯顿贝勒医学院的神经科专家。他曾经花费大量的时间来考虑这个问题。
神经学家推断Tom的体觉皮层中发生了显著的变化。
One of the researchers on the forefront of such technology is Jack Gallant, a neuroscientist at the University of California, Berkeley.
加州大学伯克利分校的神经学家杰克•格兰特(JackGallant)是奋战在这类技术前沿阵线的一位研究学者。
但是,一位著名神经科学家重提此论,并把前后掉转,引起轩然大波。
Perhaps it is a flexing of mental muscles to help keep the cells alive, says neuroscientist Srdjan Antic, who led the new study.
这项研究的负责人神经科学家安迪(SrdjanAntic)说,这种神经放电活动也许是有助于神经细胞的存活。
神经学家兼研发主管戴维•刘易斯说,购物对我们极为有益。
Neuroscientist Simon LeVay has written an absolutely superb book, aimed at the general reader, discussing in detail what we now know.
神经科学家西门李若兮针对普通的读者写了一本绝对精湛的书,详细讨论了我们现在所知道的。
身为神经学家的Hockfield对于跨学科之间的合作潜力感到很兴奋。
Christian is a neuroscientist and has done a lot of research into neurobiology and its link to spirituality and enlightenment.
克里斯蒂安是一名神经科学家,并在神经生物学与灵性和开悟的联系方面做了很多研究。
Cognitive neuroscientist Al Seckel explores how eye tricks can reveal the way the brain processes visual information -- or fails to do so.
认知神经科学家AlSeckel探索人眼戏法是如何将大脑所拥有的视觉信息表现出来,或者为什么无法表现。
Joshua Greene, a philosopher and neuroscientist at Harvard University, has a brilliant entry on Supervenience.
哈佛大学的哲学家兼神经科学家乔舒亚·格林选了一个靓丽的词条:随附性(supervenience)。
Mia Frederickson, the novel's heroine, is a 55-year-old poet whose husband of 30 years has just left her for a young French neuroscientist.
小说的女主人公,米娅•弗雷德里克森,55岁,她是一位诗人。她的丈夫30岁,刚刚为了一个年轻的法国神经学家弃她而去。
当时在伦敦国王学院工作的神经学家AvshalomCasp领导了2003年的那个研究。
Mark Mattson, a neuroscientist at the National Institute on Aging, disdains the morning repast.
马克•麦特森是美国国家老龄研究院的神经学家,他对早餐一向不屑一顾。
"The results are extremely surprising and unexpected, " says Li-Huei Tsai, a neuroscientist at MIT who was not involved in the research.
“这个惊人的结果完全出乎意料,”未参与该研究的麻省理工学院神经学家蔡立晖(音译)说。
神经学家保罗·肯尼进行的这项研究表明高脂肪及高糖食物对我们的健康是多么的危险。
The need to cool off our consumer brains is reinforced by Gregory Berns, a neuroscientist at Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia.
平静消费者大脑的必要性得到了乔治亚州亚特兰大市埃默里大学神经学家GregoryBerns的支持。
As the neuroscientist Antonio Damasio writes, "The mind is embodied, not just embrained. "
正如神经学家安东尼·达马西奥所写的,“精神是身体的具体表现,不仅关乎大脑。”
It's very interesting from a neuroscientist's perspective that there are those similarities.
从一个神经系统专家的角度来看,这非常有意思,他们拥有如此多的相同点。
John Ratey, a Harvard neuroscientist , puts it chillingly, "The brain's structure becomes the information it receives. "
约翰•瑞特伊是哈佛的一名神经科学学家,态度冷淡地表示:“大脑的结构就是它所接收的信息。”
Leslie Vosshall, a neuroscientist at the Rockefeller University in New York City, is skeptical.
纽约市洛克菲勒大学的神经科学家莱斯利沃萨尔对此表示怀疑。
海恩斯并非第一个探究无意识思考决策的神经学家。
加州大学旧金山分校的神经学家迈克尔•梅策尼希博士说:“人的大脑就是一部学习机器。”
"People think they're refreshing themselves, but they're fatiguing themselves, " said Marc Berman, a University of Michigan neuroscientist.
“人们认为他们是补充自己,但他们自己疲于奔命,”美国密歇根大学的神经科学家马克·伯曼(MarcBerman)说。
1·Now Tony ro, a neuroscientist at the City College of New York and the Graduate Center of the City University of New York, might have figured out the cause of this synesthesia.
纽约城市大学的神经科学家托尼·罗和这所大学的研究生中心可能已经找到了女教授通感的原因。
2·“ A whale may behave as if it's in love, but you can't prove what it's feeling, if anything,” says neuroscientist LeDoux, author of The Emotional Brain.
《有感情的大脑》一书的作者,神经科学家勒都克斯说:"一只鲸可以表现得像在恋爱中一样,但即使它们真的有什么感情的话,人们也无法证明这种感情的存在。"
3·Synesthesia can occur early in life due to the explosive growth of a young child's brain, explains neuroscientist Devin Terhune of the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom.
由于幼儿大脑的迅速成长,联觉可以在早年就出现,英国牛津大学的神经科学家德文·特修如是说。
4·A recent study led by neuroscientist Susan Tapert of the University of California, SAN Diego compared the brain scans of teens who drink heavily with the scans of teens who don't.
最近,位于圣地亚哥的加利福尼亚大学的神经科学家苏珊·泰普特领导的壹项研究,比较了酗酒青少年与不喝酒青少年的大脑扫描资料。
5·As more people spend their days on the computer, says neuroscientist P. Murali Doraiswamy of Duke University, “retraining people in handwriting skills could be a useful cognitive exercise.”
由于越来越多的人每天与电脑相伴,杜克大学的神经科学家P·穆拉里·多来斯瓦米说:“重新训练人们的书写技能会是一项有益的认知练习。”
1·The research was led by neuroscientist Dr Patrick Fagan from Goldsmiths University in London.
该项研究由伦敦大学金史密斯学院的神经系统科学家帕特里克·费根博士牵头进行。
2·Neuroscientist Jarred Younger found, on average, pain was reduced by between 36 and 44 per cent, with intense discomfort eased by up to 13 percent.
神经系统科学家贾雷德雅戈尔发现,平均来说,这些学生的疼痛感降低了36%到44%,而强烈的不适感减轻了约13%。
同根词 (词根neurotic)
neurotic adj 神经过敏的;神经病的
neuronal adj [解剖] 神经元的
neuromotor adj 传出神经兴奋的;神经运动的
neuropsychiatric adj 神经精神病学的
neurotoxic adj 毒害神经的
neurotically adv 神经质地;神经过敏地
neurotic n 神经病患者;神经过敏者
neurosis n [心理] 神经症;神经衰弱症