Meanings of frontal area in English

An active frontal area, then, was virtually required to make CBT work.

Omega-complexity was higher in the elderly especially in the frontal area and increased following eyes opening.

BMW says it offers no more than one square meter of frontal area, making it very aerodynamic.

These findings suggest that current sources located in the medial frontal area are crucial for generating triphasic waves.

The T-Rex has small frontal area and a teardrop shape, Ozkan says, so aerodynamic efficiency shouldn't be a problem.

Spontaneous speech was the most sensitive task in the frontal area, naming was the sensitive task in both frontal and temporal areas.

The Tyrell had two pairs of 10-inch front wheels to improve downforce, increase traction and provide a smaller frontal area to reduce drag.

A brain X-ray had revealed "minute subdural bleeding in the left frontal area", it said in what it called an unofficial translation.

Baseline GM reductions in superior temporal and inferior frontal areas are associated with later transition to psychosis.

The data indicate that frontal areas of the brain are more susceptible to sleep loss than occipital areas.

This case study suggests that UB may be added to the symptoms described for partial seizures originating from frontal areas.

"You don't like my little pets?" it asked, as one settled on its frontal area.

As compared to female MSp, male MSp showed decreased GM volume in the bilateral frontal areas and increased FC between different brain regions.

On the other hand, the action sentences recruited more primary motor, left inferior parietal, bilateral occipital, right superior temporal, and right inferior frontal areas.

We also show here that real-time source imaging is possible by demonstrating real-time monitoring and feedback of alpha-band power fluctuations over parieto-occipital and frontal areas.