cerebellum
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- noun
- /ˌsɛrəˈbɛləm/
- Specialized
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cerebelo
- The cerebellum is thought to promote short-term regulation and long-term habituation to compensate for these mismatched signals.
- cerebellum and cerebrum
- cerebellum and spinal
- cerebellum and brain
And the details of that are all done largely with the cerebellum.
- And the details of that are all done largely with the cerebellum.
- I'm gonna need access to the the cerebellum, which really, I need to make an incision here.
- So people who have damage to the cerebellum aren't paralyzed, but they tend to be clumsy.
- Anyway, between them they were saying you need to kick start your cerebellum, which is in the back of the brain.
- The major part of the brain, the cerebellum, is wired primarily into the inner ear.
- But ultimately did an MRI and found that his cerebellum was shaped differently by a couple of millimeters.
- And maybe because I have some hint of where it occurs, you could tell us a little bit about this kind of mysterious little mini brain that they call the cerebellum.
- Some people entire cerebellum is destroyed through disease.
- So for the cortex, I think aside this other parts of the brain like spinal cord, hippocampus, cerebellum and so on.
- And then we had negative scan and the negativity dropped her left temporal lobe, her left frontal lobe, enter cerebellum.
Examples
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And you can see one particular brain part, the cerebellum, which is a small brain part down here which relates to motion.
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The circuits for that kind of motor learning, which are in a special part of your brain called the cerebellum, those are also much more plastic during youth.
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Anyway, between them they were saying you need to kick start your cerebellum, which is in the back of the brain.
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That is the cerebellum brain structure critical for fine motor movement.
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The major part of the brain, the cerebellum, is wired primarily into the inner ear.
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The cerebellum controls speech, Marty, not your hearing, so listen very carefully.
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So people who have damage to the cerebellum aren't paralyzed, but they tend to be clumsy.
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The cerebellum is the clear target when studying classical EBC (Kim & Thompson, 1997).
Academic text (2016) -
The cerebellum is responsible for coordinating balance and fine motor skills during activities like dancing.
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Damage to the cerebellum can lead to difficulties with movement and coordination.
Compounds
- Specialized
A vein that carries blood away from the back part of the brain called the cerebellum
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cerebellum comes from the Latin cerebrum meaning 'brain' plus the small ending -ellum meaning 'little', so it literally means 'little brain'. That's why the cerebellum is the small part at the back of the skull that helps control movement and balance.