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The cerebral cortex is the outermost part of your brain,
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a process of thinking carefully about something in order to make a judgement start learning
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The cerebral cortex is where thought and reasoning happen.
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____ are lines on your face and skin that you get when you are old start learning
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it's full of wrinkles and folds
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the ____ in material, skin etc are the loose parts that hang over other parts of it start learning
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Your cerebral cortex is the largest part of your brain, and it's full of wrinkles and folds that allow it to fit in your skull
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The celebral cortex is divided into several lobes
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to do the things that are necessary to complete a job Pol. zajmować się (czymś), poradzić sobie (z czymś) start learning
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It's divided into several lobes, and different regions within these lobes handle specific tasks related to how you think.
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a short description of a subject or situation that gives the main ideas without explaining all the details start learning
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here's a quick overview of what each lobe handles
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to cover or surround something or someone completely: start learning
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Your brain is hard to get to -- it's encased in your skull.
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Tools for looking at the brain, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) machines, can require a person to be partially or completely still. Tools for looking at the brain can require a person to be partially or completely still.
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Pol. przejść, przechodzić (coś), być poddanym (czemuś), zaznać (czegoś) start learning
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Brains, like all organs, undergo changes after a person dies.
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an examination of a dead body to discover why the person died [= autopsy] start learning
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postmortem examinations cannot evaluate brain activity.
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to judge how good, useful, or successful something is [= assess] start learning
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postmortem examinations cannot evaluate brain activity.
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relating to the wall or outer surface of a body part: start learning
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parts of his parietal lobe were wider than most people's brains.
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relating to the position, size, shape etc of things start learning
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The larger areas in Einstein's brain are related to mathematics and spatial reasoning.
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a deep crack, especially in rock or earth start learning
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Einstein's parietal lobe was also nearly missing a fissure found in most people's brains.
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a particular quality in someone's character start learning
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the physical structure of the brain can be an inherited trait.
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Pol. założyć przewody, zadepeszować, zatelegrafować start learning
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the process of becoming really good at something both requires and encourages your brain to wire itself to handle that particular task better
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to calculate the value of something and express it as a number or an amount start learning
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Like genius, intelligence can be difficult to quantify.
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Pol. rozpiętość, przedział, zakres start learning
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most people score in the average range.
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Pol. powszechność występowania start learning
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However, in spite of their prevalence, these tests are not foolproof.
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However, in spite of their prevalence, these tests are not foolproof.
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to argue or state that something is true start learning
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Critics contend that this makes IQ tests invalid or unfair.
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