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Definition of cerebellums in English Turkish dictionary
- cerebellum
- beyinüçgeni
- cerebellum
- {i} dimağçe
- cerebellum
- {i} beyincik
Merkezî sinir sistemi beyin, beyincik, omurilik soğanı ve omurilikten oluşur.
-Central nervous system consists of brain, cerebellum, medulla oblongata and spinal cord.
- cerebellum
- (Tıp) Beyincik, beynin arka kısmı, serebellum
- cerebellum
- (Anatomi) küçük beyin, beyincik
- cerebellum
- i., anat. beyincik
- cerebellum
- (Biyoloji) serebellum
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Definition of cerebellums in Turkish Turkish dictionary
- cerebellum
- Beyincik
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Definition of cerebellums in English English dictionary
- plural of cerebellum
- cerebellum
- Part of the hindbrain in vertebrates. In humans it lies between the brainstem and the cerebrum. It plays an important role in sensory perception, motor output, balance and posture
- cerebellum
- located behind the brain stem, extending from the brain stem out toward each mastoid bone - carries 11% of the brain's weight and controls muscular coordination
- cerebellum
- The subcortical structure involved in motor coordination (Anderson)
- cerebellum
- portion of the brain, located behind the brain stem, that controls maintenance of posture, balance and physical coordination
- cerebellum
- The cerebellum is the largest part of the hindbrain and is located behind the pons and the medulla oblongata The cerebellum is concerned with coordination of muscle movements It is also essential for maintenance of muscle tone, balance, and the synchronization of activity in groups of muscles under voluntary control, converting muscular contractions into smooth coordinated movements
- cerebellum
- A major part of the brainstem in mammalian brains, involved in integration of sensory information and motor commands
- cerebellum
- The large lobe of the hind brain in front of and above the medulla; the little brain
- cerebellum
- Area of the brain lying below and behind the cerebrum, functioning in proprioception, replaying feedback from muscle activity and motions back to the cortex for finer adjustments and coordination of movement
- cerebellum
- The part of the brain that controls balance, posture and coordination of muscular movements
- cerebellum
- The portion of the brain (located at the back) which helps coordinate movement Damage may result in ataxia
- cerebellum
- The lower part of the brain which is beneath the posterior portion of the cerebrum and regulates unconscious coordination of movement
- cerebellum
- The part of the brain responsible for maintaining balance and for coordinating voluntary movements The cerebellum functions on a reflexive level The cerebellum is located behind the brain stem at the base of the skull
- cerebellum
- The portion of the brain in the back of the head between the cerebrum and the brain stem It is responsible for the coordination of movement and balance
- cerebellum
- Part of the brain located below and behind the cerebrum, or "main" brain part The cerebellum consists of 3 lobes, the posterior, anterior, and flocculo-nodular lobes Functions in maintaining equilibrium and coordination, and may play a role in the emotions of anger and pleasure See Fig
- cerebellum
- Under the Occipital Lobe and in the rear portion of the Brain - Coordination / Balance / Tone
- cerebellum
- cerebellums cerebella the bottom part of your brain that controls your muscles. Part of the brain that integrates sensory input from the inner ear and from proprioceptors (see proprioception) in muscle with nerve impulses from the cerebrum (see cerebral cortex), coordinating muscle responses to maintain balance and produce smooth, coordinated movements. Located below the cerebral hemispheres and behind the upper medulla oblongata and pons, each of its two connected hemispheres has a core of white matter within a cortex of gray matter. Disorders usually produce neuromuscular disturbances, in particular ataxia
- cerebellum
- {i} lower back portion of the brain
- cerebellum
- One of the three major divisions of the brain, the others being the cerebral hemispheres and the brain stem It integrates voluntary and involuntary muscle activity; it mediates between higher-level (cerebral) feedback and proprioceptive/ vestibular input As such, it is influential in reflex inhibition, motor learning, and behavioral adaptation to the environment
- cerebellum
- a major division of the vertebrate brain; situated above the medulla oblongata and beneath the cerebrum in humans
- cerebellum
- meaning literally ‘little brain’ the large and richly connected structure at the back of the brain, located under the cerebrum, that links with other sub-cortical structures and with areas of the cerebral cortex to produce finely controlled motor skills – particularly in quick-reaction sports which require rapid movements
- cerebellum
- n section of the brain behind and below the cerebrum
- cerebellum
- It controls combined muscular action
- cerebellum
- Major region of the brain concerned with coordinating movements The cerebellum is where learned movements are stored
- cerebellum
- two small hemispheres in the hindbrain that control equilibrium and muscle coordination
- cerebellum
- the lower back part of the brain responsible for functions such as maintaining balance, and coordinating and controlling voluntary muscle movement
- cerebellum
- Enlarge Image The cerebellum is the portion of the brain mainly responsible for balance and coordination
- cerebellum
- The lower part of the brain located beneath the posterior portion of the cerebrum which controls the body'sequilibrium and unconscious movement
- cerebellum
- It is involved in the coordination and production of speech, the organization of muscle movement, coordination of fine motor movement, and balance; it is the center of a feedback loop involving motor and sensory information; "cerebellum" means "little brain" in Latin
- cerebellum
- one of three major parts of the brain, it controls sensory interpretation, thinking, and memory
- cerebellum
- Located in the back of the brain, your cerebellum is a busy switching station It receives messages from most of the muscles and joints in your body It communicates with the other parts of the brain, and then sends messages about movement and balance back to your body It's also very active in learned skills, such as riding a bike
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