synapse

What she did next made synapses open in the robot?

And they also lead to synapses that can no longer function without the drug.

Oh my; there were synapses that ran from one end of the head to the other.

But how many synapses and cells might be involved for any single memory?

Either way, the volume of the synapse would be increased.

Change one more synapse and I might turn into someone else."

The synapses of the brain trying to sort sense from confusion.

They show that learning can result from changes in the effectiveness of synapses.

But the human brain is characterized by some 1013 synapses.

It was a kind of synapse that Lynch had never thought to look for.

Only recently had his wounded synapses allowed him to name it.

Those higher doses, in turn, lead to even less sensitive synapses.

Even now, awake, you are within one synapse of recognition.

"Now you control it by employing particular synapses," she said.

There are some people among whom this synapse effect is much stronger than average.

Synapse has failed with its attempt and went out of business shortly after.

But the synapses that would allow him to cry had been destroyed.

This is useful as the path involves very few synapses.

Something is known of the physical nature of the change in the synapse.

Its role seems to be to control the number of synapses, or connections between brain cells.

She kept looking at me, and I could almost hear the old synapses making connections between her narrowed eyes.

Everybody is just a synapse away from everybody else these days!

There will be no mental blocks such as you have in the memory synapses.

He froze, his confused synapses telling him to play dead.

"Release complete I'm getting synapse activity along the whole string."