Examples of 'our brains have' in a sentence
Meaning of "our brains have"
our brains have: This phrase indicates possessive ownership of brains, implying that individuals or a group collectively have the capacity for cognitive functions and mental processes within their brains
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our brains have
Our brains have been enhanced by the virus.
Scientists tell us that our brains have a negativity bias.
Our brains have evolved to react to danger.
It has to do with the way our brains have evolved.
Our brains have created a narrative of time.
The only explanation is that our brains have a faculty for generating sentences.
Our brains have evolved to solve problems.
New research shows that our brains have to work harder to avoid idleness.
Our brains have a wonderful adaptive nature.
And then remind yourself that our brains have the capacity to amplify anxiety.
Our brains have been absorbing information since birth.
Just a mix of whatever our brains have left over at the end of the day.
Our brains have put us on top.
Researchers have established that our brains have the same level of uniqueness as our fingerprints.
Our brains have limited capacity for attention.
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But when the situation is not familiar our brains have to fall back on another strategy.
And our brains have to unconsciously make choices.
A study from Caltech showed that our brains have cells that respond only to faces.
Our brains have limited resources.
We are manipulative by nature, because our brains have thicker folds.
Our brains have been optimized for visual experiences.
This is real wisdom-but our brains have little to do with it.
Our brains have evolved to do this.
I think it 's the loveliest thing that our brains have invented.
Our brains have been conditioned to grasp and cling.
For every aggressive move we make, our brains have a countermove.
Our brains have become now a form of computer.
Civilization has changed greatly, but our brains have not.
Our brains have limited focus.
Unconsciously make choices . of information every minute, and our brains have to.
Our brains have yet to save us.
Our world has changed dramatically, but our brains have not.
Our brains have been reprogrammed.
He explains that over millions of years, our brains have evolved to make simple choices.
Our brains have been doing this for hundreds of thousands of years.
That 's how our brains have evolved.
Our brains have neuroplasticity.
It 's just how our brains have evolved.
Our brains have been extremely damaged throughout our physical incarnations.
In order to survive, our brains have.
Our brains have the capability to absorb an unlimited amount of information.
You see, when we are children, our brains have plasticity.
Our brains have evolved to comprehend the timescales of our own lifetimes.
So, we have a tendency to, well our brains have a tendency to distort events.
Our brains have been profoundly transformed by our interactions with technology.
When it comes to attention and productivity, our brains have a finite amount,?
This is because our brains have evolved to help us survive.
And perhaps most importantly, our human -- our physiology, our brains have evolved not at all.
Our brains have a defense mechanism in place to protect it from bad memories.
Just like a computer, our brains have short-term and long-term memory.
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These documents have been in my family for centuries
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