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FEF
(redirected from Frontal Eye Field)

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FEFFederación Ecuatoriana de Fútbol (Spanish, Ecuador)
FEFForced Expiratory Flow (lung function)
FEFFrontal Eye Field
FEFFoundry Educational Foundation
FEFFree Enterprise Fund
FEFFree Earth Foundation (Doylestown, PA)
FEFFundación Europea de Formación (Spanish)
FEFFlexible Elastomeric Foam
FEFFront End Fee
FEFFrench Erotic Film
FEFFuture Engineer Force
FefFront Endpaper (book)
FEFFastest Edge First (algorithm)
FEFFamilial Erythrophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis
FEFFunctional Evaluation Flight
FEFFuel Examination Facility
FEFFamily of Equipment Failure (Nortel)
FEFFailure of Equipment Family (Alcatel)


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A few areas displayed rises and falls in activity that correlated with those in the frontal eye field.
Automatic networking: brain systems charge up in unconscious monkeys by Bower, Bruce / Science News
Mesulam[3] speculated further that motor planning and output are focused in the frontal eye fields and the adjacent premotor areas.
Unilateral Spatial Neglect by Swan, Laurie / Physical Therapy
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