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What are the neurons that enable you to grasp objects by relaying outgoing messages to the muscles in your arms and hands?
motor neurons
Do wood pigeons breed all year round?
yes, when not relaying messages they are having fun in bed.
What are characteristic of a neuron?
Neurons play an important part in relaying messages throughout the body. The characteristics are dependent on the role of the neuron and its location.
What is a sentence for relaying?
The runners in this race will be relaying the baton rather quickly.
State why writing skills are important for help desk staff?
Writing skills are exceptionally important for help desk staff. This is because these people are constantly relaying messages between people.
What part of the brain sends alert messages to the cerebral cortex?
The thalamus is responsible for relaying sensory information, including alert messages, to the cerebral cortex. It acts as a gateway, directing signals from various sensory systems to different areas of the brain for processing and interpretation.
What does relaying mean?
You mean a 4x400m relay? Basically it means that you have four people in a relay, and each person runs 400 meters once. :)
What does export messages mean for text messages?
lkr
What are both areas of the pons are used for?
The pons is involved in regulating sleep, respiration, and relaying messages between the cerebrum and cerebellum. It also plays a role in controlling facial movements, eye movements, and hearing.
What is true of Twitter A. Its facts are never accurate. B. It contains short messages. C. It contains only long informative articles. D. Its facts are always accurate.?
It contains short messages (Apex)
What rhymes with deejaying?
relaying
When you automatically breathing faster after exercising your nervous system is relaying messages to?
When you automatically breathe faster after exercising, your nervous system is relaying messages to the respiratory centers in your brain, particularly the medulla oblongata and pons. These areas respond to increased levels of carbon dioxide in the blood and reduced oxygen levels, triggering an increase in respiratory rate and depth to meet the body's heightened demand for oxygen and to expel carbon dioxide more effectively. This process is part of the autonomic nervous system's regulation of homeostasis during physical activity.
