Examples of using Insula in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Where is the insula?
I am buying back this insula so I will not have spare cash.
Among the 1185 Croatian islands,only one of them is the golden one, the Insula Aurea- the island of Krk.
The chapter was called Insula due to its location in Manhattan.
Of the 1185 Croatian islands,only one is referred to as the golden one, the Insula Aurea- the island of Krk.
Staying at Insula Alba Resort& Spa- Adults Only guests can enjoy the mountain view.
It crawled right through her dorsal posterior insula, which is basically the brain's pain centre.
The insula and striatum, other parts of the brain associated with rewards, were also activated stimulating a need to eat.
Among the 1185 Croatian islands,only one is golden, Insula Aurea- the island of Krk.
Other parts called striatum and insula connected with reward feeling are also activated that induce your desire to eat.
There is also evidence that the processing of these signals getsprogressively more sophisticated looking from the back of the insula to the front.
The fact that the direct electrical stimulation of the insula does elicit these kinds of feelings is pretty compelling," he says.
According to British scientists reveal that anorexia is linked to genetic factors,because patients have deactivated the insula, a tiny part of the brain.
So chances are really, really good that your insula is going off right now, but I won't kid myself to think this means you love me.
Thomas More introduced the word“utopia” to thegeneral public in his 1516 book, Libellus de optimo republicae statu, deque nova insula Utopia.
So they concluded that because they saw activation in the insula, this meant the subjects loved their iPhones.
At a depth of 5 m(16 feet) the monks were said to have discovered a massive treetrunkcoffin and a leaden cross bearing the inscription::::" Hic jacet sepultus inclitus rex Arturius in insula Avalonia.
The brain scansshowed activation in a part of the brain called the insula, a region they say is linked to feelings of love and compassion.
While the precise function of the insula remains unclear- it is activated in all sorts of different fMRI studies- the Vanderbilt scientists argue that, at least in this case, the insula appears to representing“response costs,” or the pain of having to suffer through an unpleasant task.
Recent research suggests that an area of the brain called the insula may be overactive in most people addicted to gambling.
He posits that a hyperactive anterior insula may generate these global emotional moments faster and faster, leading to a sense that time is slowing.
At a depth of five metres(16 feet) the monks discovered a massive treetrunk coffin and a leaden cross bearing the inscription:Hic jacet sepultus inclitus rex Arthurus in insula Avalonia(Here lies renowned King Arthur in the island of Avalon).
It is important to recognise, for instance, that the insula is responsible for bad feelings as well as good, with studies showing that it is often highly active during feelings of anxiety.
Yet in 2011 a court lowered her sentence from life to 20 years in prison after her attorneys showed that she carried the warrior gene andthat her brain scans showed marked abnormalities in two regions- the insula, linked to aggression, and the anterior cingulate gyrus, involved in inhibition.
For example, the thickening in the part of the brain called the insula- which senses the internal state of your body- that is due to meditation, is on the order of a two-hundredth of an inch, which may not sound like much, but that's lots and lots of new synapses.
Except for Chamber III, which was converted into a paganburial chamber in the Late Roman period, Insula F provided no evidence of any rebuilding attempts following the first Jewish Revolt.
My colleagues Tal Yarkoni andRuss Poldrack have shown that the insula pops up in almost a third of all brain imaging studies that have ever been published.
Evidence for the older large island includes:A description written during Roman times designates Scilly"Scillonia insula" in the singular, indicating either a single island or an island much bigger than any of the others.
My colleagues Tal Yarkoni andRuss Poldrack have shown that the insula pops up in almost a third of all brain imaging studies that have ever been published.
A description written during theRoman times designates Scilly” Scillonia insula” in the singular, indicating a single island or an island much bigger than any of the others.