n. 1 cavity in the body. 2 hollow part of an organ, esp. the brain or heart. ventricular adj. [Latin ventriculus diminutive of venter belly]

... an organ of the.mind Just like Nemesius , who placed the function of perception in. the frontal ventricle of the brain , thinking in the middle ,.and memory in the back , Magnus attributed the mental faculties of. the soul ... ... , Magnus attributed the mental faculties of. the soul to the front in the Middle Ages , and.memory to the posterior ventricle of the brain In the New Age there is a tendency to rank . all psychic abilities not to various ... (History of psychology)
... with. blocking the dopamine receptors of the trigger zone (trigger zope ).located at the bottom of the IV ventricle Thanks to this, aminazine prevents vomiting caused by apomorphine , morphine ., and antiblastoma agents from ... (Neuropharmacology)
... and poisoning At the same time , adrenaline solution is injected directly into. the wall of the left ventricle of the heart In the walls of blood vessels there are both types . of adrenoreceptors - a and β The excitation ... (Neuropharmacology)
... organs include the lungs and the muscles that. drive them , including including the diaphragm (chest ventricle ), which , arching domed up , presses . down on the lungs and produces individual expiratory ... (General psychology)
... ) is a subcortical structure formed by. two large groups of nuclei located on both sides of.the ventricle and connected by a gray commissure The thalamus serves as a sort of dispenser for information . from ... (Psychophysiology)
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