Synonyms for neural
ˈnʊər əl, ˈnyʊər-neu·ral

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1. nervous, neuraladjective

   of or relating to the nervous system

   "nervous disease"; "neural disorder"

   Synonyms:
   unquiet, queasy, neuronal, flighty, uneasy, nervous, neuronic, aflutter, skittish, spooky, anxious

2. neural, neuronal, neuronicadjective

   of or relating to neurons

   "neural network"

   Synonyms:
   neuronal, neuronic, nervous

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1. List of paraphrases for "neural":

   neuronal, nervous, neuron, neurological, nerve, neurologic

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1. Eva Telzer:

   Heightened sensitivity could lead to later compulsive social media behaviors, or it could reflect an adaptive neural change that helps teens navigate their social worlds.

2. Jastrowski Mano:

   Theoretical and experimental research suggests that mindfulness meditation is associated with changes in neural pathways and may be particularly effective in promoting executive functioning, the practice of meditation - which requires sustained attention while simultaneously redirecting attention back to the current experience - is closely related to the function of working memory.

3. Alan Carson:

   What this study almost certainly shows is the impact, in terms of neural changes, but I don't think it helps us understand the mechanisms underpinning cognitive change after Covid infection.

4. Abidemi Bolu Ajiboye:

   We had him watch the virtual arm move, he attempted to move his arm in the same way, and that elicited some patterns of cortical activity -- some patterns of electrical neural activity.

5. Ichiro Kobayashi:

   We aim to understand how the brain represents information about the real world, toward such a goal, we demonstrated that our algorithm can model and read out perceptual contents in the form of sentences from human brain activity. To do this, we modified an existing network model that could generate sentences from images using a deep neural network, a model of visual system, followed by an RNN (recurrent neural network), a model that can generate sentences. Specifically, using our dataset of movies and movie-evoked brain activity, we trained a new model that could infer activation patterns of DNN from brain activity.