Dorsal used in a sentence

Dorsal in a sentence as an adjective

“They go right through the pods, their hooks cutting the dorsal fins”.

Added would be a pack of lawyers with rows of razor-sharp teeth and large dorsal fins.

Up the channel, the dorsal fins of a small pod of orcas sliced the water--two bulls, some females, and get.

I'm just not comfortable with pulling data out of my lower dorsal region.

For further reading, have a look into "central sensitisation" and "dorsal horn wind-up".

For example an image from the retina is processed with completely different delays in the ventral and dorsal stream.

This caught my eye:>In operations performed to relieve chronic pain, doctors have lesioned, or disabled, the dorsal anterior cingulate cortex.

It takes strength and dexterity to extend a 25-foot-long carbon-fiber pole from a bouncing skiff to tap the 2-pound tag onto a swimming killer whale, aiming for the area right below the dorsal fin.

And you're doing nothing to address the intrinsic imbalance between anterior and dorsal and muscular development and overall tension.

Godzilla like dorsal spikes become a characteristic feature of these unfortunate individuals.

For example, in a cognitive control task you are going to see presupplemental motor area, dorsal anterior cingulate, anterior insula, and so on.

Conversely, isolation of the default mode and dorsal attention networks from the temporal circuit is associated with unresponsiveness of diverse etiologies.

>We demonstrate that the transitions between default mode and dorsal attention networks are embedded in this temporal circuit, in which a balanced reciprocal accessibility of brain states is characteristic of consciousness.

Pretty cool.> We demonstrate that the transitions between default mode and dorsal attention networks are embedded in this temporal circuit, in which a balanced reciprocal accessibility of brain states is characteristic of consciousness.