By providing a structural framework that may underpin how category-selective perception emerges in the MTL, these findings add to an emerging literature that challenges the long-held view that the MTL is an exclusive unitary memory system.
Proponents of an exclusive MTL memory system have suggested that complex visual discrimination deficits in amnesic patients may, in fact, be accounted for by damage or dysfunction to regions beyond the MTL that are more commonly associated with perceptual processing (e.g., Suzuki, 2009).
73 Simply providing access and time to review a medical textbook can support a diagnostician by avoiding exclusive reliance on memory.
One message queue is used to store information about events that have occurred; one mutex is used to ensure that the event_recorderthread has exclusive access to protected memory before beginning the copying operation, and one memory byte pool is used to provide space for the thread stacks and for the message queue.
As a result, an exclusive focus on hard memory sources, such as lecture notes or course syllabi, which is possible given the ease with which hard memory sources can be identified, will overlook a significant portion of the information available to faculty as they plan their courses.
The fact that the adaptation-induced dominance of the green target generally did not persist for the entire 12 loops, argues against the exclusive role of perceptual memory in the localized patterns of dominance observed in the previous trials.
Since both tasks have the same sensorimotor and attentional elements, the contrast between them isolates the working memory component exclusive to the 2-back task.
Some of the topics that young people share were their experiences of exclusive socialization, reconciliation, historical memory and the social construction of peace.
Thus, Eq. 21 allows each application exclusive access to the whole memory.
Three possibilities are discussed, that may not be mutually exclusive: EBV may directly infect memory B cells during primary infection (Kurth et al., 2000; Chaganti et al., 2009).
While flashbulb memories are a distinct phenomenon (and not exclusive to trauma, but part of autobiographical memory more generally), they may lie on a continuum with intrusive memories.
