For subsequently forgotten remote items, we observed a strikingly different pattern of results.
For subsequently remembered remote items, encoding activity from the late but not the early cluster was more replayed during ripple events than during the overall (averaged) peri-ripple periods (late cluster: t 9) = 2.61, p = 0.028; early cluster: t 9) = 1.31, p = 0.22).
We investigated this phenomenon by measuring two event-related potential (ERP) effects: the emotion effect (more positive ERPs for pleasant or unpleasant stimuli than for neutral stimuli) and the subsequent memory effect (more positive ERPs for subsequently remembered items than for subsequently forgotten items).
Google was praised for subsequently announcing a $50m project to encourage and train female programmers.
Wilkinson has since apologised to the committee both for his comments then and for subsequently misleading MPs about Southern's franchise.
Morris, the newspaper reports, disputes some of the key details in the books and blames her for subsequently destroying his RAF career and damaging his reputation.
The gunman was arrested, they said, but relatives of the victims were believed responsible for subsequently burning his carpet shop, the officials said.
Workers cannot be penalised or victimised for declining to sign up after that time, or for subsequently withdrawing from an opt-out agreement.
In addition, Experiment 3 showed that while picture naming induces a cumulative semantic cost for subsequently named words, word naming does not induce a cumulative semantic cost for subsequently named pictures.
Adultery would be tolerated, so long as it didn't result in divorce, but romantic love would no longer be considered sufficient justification either for popping sprogs or for subsequently abandoning them.
Rule 7.03 states that the trailing runner is out when both men are on the bag, and Perez argued that Zeile was out, too, for subsequently abandoning the base.
