| 单词 | brainwave |
| 释义 | brainwave (breɪnweɪv ) Word forms: brainwaves 1. countable noun If you have a brainwave, you suddenly have a clever idea. [British] In 1990 she had a brainwave that changed her life. Synonyms: idea, thought, wheeze [British, slang], bright idea 2. plural noun Brainwaves are electrical signals produced by the brain which can be recorded and measured. His brainwaves were constantly monitored. Collocations: brainwave patterns In laboratory studies, people say they haven't slept but brainwave patterns show they have. The Sun Device detects brainwave patterns so users can move a cursor on a screen through thought alone. Times, Sunday Times Before long, however, his interest crystallised in the investigation of changes in brainwave patterns after stimulation of one or other of the five senses. Times, Sunday Times However, with concentration, he can sift through the thoughts of the many people around him to remotely track someones thoughts by recognizing their brainwave patterns. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Participants were made to feel a sense of merged identity with an actor through a perspective-taking task or feedback indicating overlapping brainwave patterns. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 |
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