temporal lobe
US /ˈtɛmpərəl lob/
・UK /ˈtempərəl ləʊb/
A1 初級
n.名詞顳葉
The temporal lobe is responsible for auditory processing.
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- They also found deactivation in the amygdala, which regulates fear, and areas involved in negative emotions, including the frontal cortex, parietal cortex, and parts of the temporal lobe.
他們也發現調節恐懼的杏仁核和涉及消極情感、保括前額葉皮質、頂葉以及部分顳葉等區域都出現了失去活性的現象。
- emotions, including the frontal cortex, parietal cortex, and parts of the temporal lobe.
情緒，包括額葉皮層、頂葉皮層和部分顳葉。
你是否曾有過似曾相識的感覺？既視感怎麼來的？ (What is deja vu? | BBC Ideas)
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- Incoming signals enter the temporal lobe from both hemispheres of the brain, one a millisecond later than the other.
某些資訊在傳遞至左右腦時，可能會出現些微的時間差。
- One solution has been to look at people with temporal lobe damage.
有個解決辦法就是觀察大腦葉有暫時性受損的人。
睡眠不足對身體的影響 (What Sleep Deprivation Does To Your Body)
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- Then they looked at the temporal lobe, which controls your hearing, speech, and vision, as well as long-term memory.
他們接著觀察了掌控聽力、言語、視力以及長期記憶的顳葉。
- If you've noticed, sleepy people tend to slur their speech, not unlike drunk people, and for both, that process is related the temporal lobe.
如果你已經發現到，想睡覺的人通常講話會含糊不清，跟喝醉酒的人沒兩樣，而對這兩者而言，這個流程與顳葉有關。
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- A lesion on a specific part of the temporal lobe may destroy a person's ability to recognize faces;
在已知的案例中，部分顳葉受損可能損害一個人的臉部辨識能力
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- Many things are global in the brain but navigation is in the temporal lobe and they have dementia in that area, navigation also is spatial awareness.
大腦中的許多東西都是全局性的，但導航位於顳葉，他們在該區域患有痴呆症，導航也是一種空間意識。
你知道，閱讀可以改變你的大腦嗎？ (Reading Changes your Brain, let me explain.)
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- Next, it goes to the temporal lobe, specifically to an area called the brain's letterbox.
接下來，它進入了顳葉，具體來說是進入了一個被稱為大腦信箱的區域。
- This information then travels from the letter box to the frontal lobe and other areas of the temporal lobe.
然後，這些資訊會從信箱傳到額葉和顳葉的其他區域。
Vlog #55 - 我們如何感知運動 (Vlog #55 - How We Sense Movement)
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- The two-stream hypothesis, made famous by David Milner and Melvin Goodale in the early 90s, holds that some information goes down the ventral stream to the temporal lobe for object identification and recognition so that we can figure out what it is that we're looking at.
戴維-米爾納（David Milner）和梅爾文-古代爾（Melvin Goodale）在上世紀 90 年代初提出了著名的 "雙流假說"（Two-stream hypothesis），該假說認為，一些資訊會順著腹側流進入顳葉，用於識別和辨認物體，這樣我們就能知道自己在看什麼。
