Lateral

Some people have difficulty producing lateral consonants due to speech or hearing impairments.

The difference between a lateral consonant and a regular consonant is the position of the tongue in the mouth.

In phonetics, the symbol for a lateral consonant is usually an inverted uppercase "L"

He had a lateral view of the ocean from his hotel room.

The painter used a lateral brush stroke to create the illusion of depth in the landscape.

The lateral support beams held up the roof of the building.

The lateral force of the wind made the tree sway.

The satellite dish needs to be mounted in a lateral position.

The company implemented a lateral organizational structure to improve communication.

She suffered from lateral ankle sprains frequently during soccer season.

The plane made a lateral descent before landing on the runway.

The patient experienced lateral pain in their ribcage after a fall.

The lateral movement of the car made me feel dizzy.

The lateral line on the fish's body helps it sense vibrations in the water.

The lateral movement of the snake was mesmerizing to watch.

The lateral view of the building showed its true size.

The tree branches are growing in a lateral direction.

The grapefruit tree had lateral twigs that were covered in thorns.

The apple tree's lateral shoots were trimmed back to promote growth of the central leader.

The lemon tree's lateral branches were weighed down by the weight of the fruit they bore.

The pear tree's lateral buds grew into fruit-bearing branches with proper care.

The grapevine was pruned to encourage the growth of lateral shoots.

The peach tree's lateral fruit spurs produced sweet, juicy peaches.

The cherry tree had lateral buds that would bloom in the spring.

The pear tree had several lateral branches growing from the main trunk.

The grapevine's lateral branches were trained to grow along a trellis for optimal sun exposure.

The raspberry plant produced lateral canes that would bear fruit the following year.

The rose bush's lateral stems were covered in thorns to protect against predators.

The lateral buds on the cherry tree were carefully pruned to encourage fruit production.

The grapefruit tree's lateral twigs bore fragrant blossoms in the spring.

The lateral buds on the tomato plant will eventually grow into new stems.

The peach tree had lateral fruit spurs along its branches.

The apple tree had lateral shoots that were trained to grow horizontally along a trellis.

The rose bush had several lateral stems that would produce flowers.

The blueberry bush's lateral branches were trained to grow in a horizontal plane to maximize fruit yield.

MRI scans can be used to identify changes in the lateral parietal cortex associated with aging.

The lateral intraparietal cortex is involved in spatial awareness and attention.

The lateral regions of the brain are activated during tasks that require spatial awareness and orientation.

The lateral areas of the brain are responsible for processing visual information.

Lesions in the lateral regions of the brain can cause changes in personality and mood.

The patient's lateral ventricles were enlarged, indicating a potential neurological problem.

The lateral geniculate nucleus is a part of the thalamus that processes visual information.

The lateral areas of the brain are connected by a bundle of nerve fibers called the corpus callosum.

The lateral sulcus, also known as the Sylvian fissure, is a deep groove in the brain that separates the frontal and temporal lobes.

The lateral areas of the brain are involved in processing emotions and social behavior.

Studies have shown that certain cognitive functions are processed in the brain's lateral areas.

Researchers are studying how the lateral areas of the brain contribute to decision making and problem solving.

Researchers are investigating the role of the lateral hypothalamus in regulating hunger and thirst.

Damage to the lateral regions of the brain can cause problems with language and communication.

Patients with lateral temporal lobe epilepsy may experience auditory hallucinations or disruptions in language processing.