The granule cell parallel fibers activate several arrays of onbeam Purkinje cells (Fig. 1), which strongly inhibit their target neurons in the interpositus nucleus.

Compared to making both ends of the country meet back in those days, flying the “Hump” was just a joyhop.

Yet there is inadequate understanding among Western Christians of their own native cultural context.

[…] errors in refraction, general diseases, such as Bright's disease, diabetes, arterio-sclerosis, malaria, phosphaturia, oxaluria, ingestion of poisons like naphthalene, ergot, tetanic spasms, changes in the ductless glands, autotoxaemias, and finally heredity, which all play part in its aetiology.