neural pathway

They have created the neural pathways of the great strength.

It is only in the first three years that new neural pathways are established.

The growth cone is necessary for the construction of neural pathways.

His neural pathways can no longer remember which state they're supposed to be in."

The Legislature, she said, has not developed the "neural pathways."

The commands don't make it down the neural pathways to the muscles of the arms.

Reading a book leaves us with new neural pathways.

The neural pathways to these neurons are called delay lines.

He felt as if his neural pathways were blocked.

And that's a good thing - because every now and then you want to stop going down the same neural pathways.

Why the dearth of research-based information on these neural pathways?

Much greater clarity was available; the recording included traces from key neural pathways.

Naomi has suffered a series of collapses in her neural pathways.

And each type might involve a unique neural pathway.

I'm going down one of the cybernautic neural pathways!

"Nevertheless, it changed the neural pathways in my brain."

Her neural pathways and every spoken word had been analyzed to the limits of the available tools.

By shifting neural pathways, like circuits, I program new instructions into the brain.

There are a few seconds' worth of short-term memory that don't get laid down in the neural pathways.

Scientists believe they have found a neural pathway that may explain the brain's anticipation of our eye movements.

A person who survives finds their neural pathways burned out and unable to move.

Therefore, it is now possible to physically change the brain in response to stimuli and develop new neural pathways.

The professor found that veteran web users had developed "distinctive neural pathways."

The theory behind constraint-induced movement therapy is that new neural pathways are created.

Therefore, most neural pathways are made up of axons.