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Перевод: hemisphere

[существительное]
полушарие; гемисфера ; полушарие головного мозга и мозжечка; сфера ; область

Тезаурус:

1. This means that the giant magnet that serves our earthly navigation has its south pole in the northern hemisphere and its north pole in the southern hemisphere.
2. These species are found only in the Southern Hemisphere, have a very restricted range, and occur only in small numbers.
3. Alerce is one of the longest lived trees in the southern hemisphere with some specimens believed to be over 4000 years old.
4. There is no doubt that major volcanic eruptions have affected the climate of the northern hemisphere in the past few hundred years (see "Do volcanoes affect the climate?"
5. It is difficult to reconcile such findings with Ornstein's claim that intuitive non-logical thinking is a function of the right hemisphere.
6. In split-brain patients it has been shown that the left hemisphere retains language function, the right does not.
7. Realistically, South Africa is the only country in the southern hemisphere which has the commercial and playing infrastructure to host a World Cup on its own.
8. Direct cortical stimulation (Penfield and Roberts, 1959) and intra-carotid injection of sodium amytal (Milner, Branch and Rasmussen, 1964) confirmed that for right-handed people language function was primarily controlled by the left hemisphere.
9. A repeat of the simulation but without the heterogeneous reactions confirmed that the western hemisphere depletion was almost entirely due to heterogeneous processes whereas the change in the eastern hemisphere was due to homogeneous chemistry.
10. People are brought up to believe that to be successful in science you have first to have your right cerebral hemisphere obliterated; and the people (like a lot of teachers) who perpetrate this nonsense should be fried slowly in rancid yak fat.
11. The northern hemisphere Caytoniales lasted from the Trias to the Cretaceous, the cycads and cycadeiodes were both abundant in the Trias and well into the Cretaceous, and ginkgos (Maidenhair-trees) began their evolution in the late Palaeozoic and were very common in northern hemisphere Mesozoic floras.
12. The hedonistic neuron by A. Harry Klopf, Hemisphere * pp 140, 19-;95
13. Its wool was not as fine as that of Merinos from Spain, or the southern hemisphere, but it was noted for its hardiness and foraging ability.