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These seizures can originate anywhere in the brain , but most occur in the temporal lobe and are characterized by automatisms , or involuntary automatic behaviors such as chewing , lip smacking , picking motions of the hands , bizarre behavior ( such as undressing in public , laughing uncontrollably , and wandering off for hours ) , and hallucinations . In chapter 6 different temporal aspects are discussed , the most important of which are the dimensions of the environmental interventions ( extractions and emissions ) and the temporal aspect of the environmental processes . Quite typically , process thinkers illustrate this notion through stressing the temporal structure of human experience , paralleling Hauerwas ? Alternatively , the temporal structure of the induction sequence may have no effect . The temporomandibular joint ( TMJ ) itself is not a problem , it is the joint where the lower jaw , called the mandible , and the temporal bone of the skull meet . Given present blueprint-to-operation lead-times for new-capacity additions of a decade and more , the inherent longevity of energy infrastructures , and the large up-front capital requirements , the temporal scope of the energy sector planning process is among the longest in private sector business planning . The most common locations for intracranial arachnoid cysts are the middle fossa ( near the temporal lobe ) , the suprasellar region ( near the third ventricle ) and the posterior fossa , which contains the cerebellum , pons , and medulla oblongata . Surrounding the mastoid are the posterior cranial fossa , the middle cranial fossa , the canal of the facial nerve , the sigmoid and lateral sinuses , and the petrous tip of the temporal bone . Other areas of the temporal bone , including the petrous apex and zygomatic root , pneumatize similarly . Background : Mastoiditis is an inflammatory process of the mastoid air cells in the temporal bone . In some cases , arachnoid cysts occurring in the middle fossa are accompanied by underdevelopment ( hypoplasia ) or compression of the temporal lobe . It appears that the temporal structure of a sequence influences listeners ' responses to subsequent events , in a way that depends on their relative temporal position . Individuals with significant declines in their scores were evaluated further for signs of cognitive decline.The researchers found that lower glucose metabolism - as determined by the PET scans - was strongly linked to faster declines on the modified mini mental state examination ( 3MSE ) , a test that assesses global cognitive functions such as memory , language , spatial ability and judgment.Specifically , the PET scans detected areas of lower glucose metabolism in the parietal and temporal lobes of the brain , the same regions shown in many other studies to have lower glucose metabolism in Alzheimer 's patients and in some people with mild cognitive impairment.In the imaging substudy , the MRI scans focused on the entorhinal cortex and hippocampus regions in the temporal lobe of the brain , areas that are involved in memory . Research over the last two decades has demonstrated that the temporal structure of fish assemblages at the local scale can be highly variable ( e.g . Mastoidectomy with insertion of a tympanostomy tube is necessary to remove the areas of coalescence in the temporal bone . But more recently more and more evidence was found showing that the temporal structure of spike sequences carries additional information about sensory stimuli . Small portions of the hippocampus ( part of the temporal lobe ) on the affected side also are removed .