neural
Americanadjective
adjective
Other Word Forms
- interneural adjective
- neurally adverb
- nonneural adjective
- postneural adjective
- preneural adjective
- subneural adjective
- unneural adjective
Etymology
Origin of neural
Example Sentences
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Gualdani and her colleagues looked at a sensor in the nerve cells of the skin known as TRPV4, which helps detect physical pressure and convert it into neural signals.
Early in life, the brain forms a vast number of neural connections.
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Oscillations are coordinated waves of neural firing that help different parts of the brain communicate with each other.
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For years, neuromorphic systems were mainly viewed as tools for pattern recognition or for speeding up artificial neural networks.
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The authors emphasize that they did not directly measure neural activity during the experiment.
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