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Since the human brain can process images, such as targets, much faster than the subject is consciously aware of, a neurally interfaced weapons system could provide significant advantages over other system control methods in terms of speed and accuracy, the report states.

Neuroscience could mean soldiers controlling weapons with minds 2012

Once a top hacker, he crossed his former crime boss employer, but instead of losing his life, they burned out his ability to neurally connect to the web.

Neuromancer: Progenitor of Cyber Punk « A Working Title 2009

We confuse left and right because the corresponding parts of the body are neurally wired to move in sync, for the sake of coordinated action.

Do Southpaws Rule the World? Daniel T. Willingham 2011

We shape our brain connections through experiences that become "neurally encoded."

Marcia G. Yerman: Understanding Your Emotional Calendar and the Seasons Marcia G. Yerman 2010

When a virus starts killing people hooked up neurally to a worldwide information network, the only person who can stop it is a man unable to link into it due to a childhood injury.

Filmstalker: The Howling Reborn gains writer and director 2009

In addition, once we have learned a conceptual system, it is neurally instantiated in our brains and we are not free to think just anything.

Philosopgy in the Flesh - Chapter One William Harryman 2009

We are neurally programmed to feel when we have to and to think when we can.

David Spiegel: Feeling Better? Emotions and Health Care Reform 2009

I think this is a fundamental human need, that we need to be somewhat like other people, so that even if we think we're different, we're still like them unless, we're actually neurally atypical, and the differentness is more profound.

I Just Can't Help It Becca 2009

When I died, I was uploaded, neurally scanned and moved into the electron network, the energy web that surrounds the earth.

365 tomorrows » 2007 » July : A New Free Flash Fiction SciFi Story Every Day 2007

You are the perfect consumer, you'll buy what you're told without a glance, you'll swallow every line with nary a critical thought in your neurally underpopulated noggin.

It's a fortunate man that's found his calling. CC 2009