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lateralize

VERB
  1. move or displace to one side so as to make lateral

How To Use lateralize In A Sentence

  • Lenders need this information because unlike collateralized loans, the promise to pay is not backed by a particular asset (such as a home or automobile) that can be repossessed in the event that a borrower defaults.
  • Buying activity is also likely to pick up during the next two years as banks begin to more actively dispose of their non-performing loans - which are largely collateralized with real estate - pulling retail prices down further, said Huang.
  • The author develops a rationale for cerebral asymmetry and specialization that goes well beyond that necessitated by early observations of lateralized language skills.
  • They were collateralized with assets like machinery, factories and the land they're standing on.
  • Granted, it's low margin business but it is fully collateralized.
  • An unusual DNA strand-segregation model was proposed recently to explain development of lateralized, nonequivalent brain hemispheres in healthy individuals.
  • Using dichotic listening tasks, Bryden also studied the differential processing of verbal and emotional stimuli, and abnormal lateralized functioning in children with learning disabilities.
  • This has led to the hypothesis that this treatment may be helpful in dampening that lateralized hyperexcitability.
  • Lateralized testing for linguistic abilities showed the right hemisphere to be largely mute and agraphic, but nevertheless able to comprehend, at a moderately high level, words spoken aloud by the examiner. Roger W. Sperry - Nobel Lecture
  • A working-capital line of credit would be at a lower interest rate and could be collateralized through the company's assets - in this case its receivables.
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