| lateral |
Pertaining to or situated at the side.
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| lateral |
(1) The outer side, away from the centerline. Opposite of medial. (2) On the same side of the horse; such as the near foreleg and the near hind. (3) Towards or on the side of something.
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| laterality |
The favoring of one side of the body over the other. In the case of parrots, this is usually related to
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| lateralization |
The identification of a sound that is presented over headphones is described as "lateralization" rather than localization in recognition of the fact that sound playback over headphones is generally not "externalized," ie, it is experienced as coming from somewhere between the two ears rather than from somewhere in the surrounding environment. Lateralization is the identification of the position of the sound on the left-right dimension. Also referred to as inside-the-head localization (IHL). ...
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| lateral geniculate body |
A peanut-sized area of the brain to which the output of the retina is sent. Each lateral geniculate body (there are two, one on each side of the brain) routes it output to the visual cortex. [3]
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