However, it does assume the presence of a broad associative memory network that encompasses implicit memory for structure in Western tonal music, memories of varying strength for specific pieces of music, and episodic memories for events or periods in one's life with which memories of certain musical genres or specific pieces of music became bound.
Several studies have shown that this lateral PFC hot spot of working memory does not act as a discrete working memory module, but that it acts within a broad working memory network of brain areas that includes the FEF and the ACC36.
How are discrete views of a panoramic environment knit together into a broad, unified memory representation?
Prevalent responses to H3HA not only imply strong antigenicity of this viral surface antigen, but also broad memory T cell response in the general population.
The mind can rebel against horrors, especially childhood horrors, so trauma survivors sometimes lose the power of speech, lose memory of the event or even a broad swath of memory to spare them from reliving what they have suffered.
A highly flexible experimental design incorporated a broad variation of memory load and delay time.
In a large number of these patients, seizures are often localized to the hippocampus, with patients frequently experiencing deficits on a broad range of memory tasks.
We need to check that the high-level program's assumptions are accurately supported by the underlying instruction set and processor design". However, the researchers said the TriCheck's greatest strength is its ability to give designers a broad view of memory usage.
Behavioral studies in humans have provided extensive evidence supporting sleep consolidation of a broad range of memory tasks.
Thus, cutaneous anthrax induces a broad T cell memory response characterized not only by the presence of Th1 cytokines IFNγ and TNFα, but also Th2 (IL-5 and IL-13), Th17 IL-17/IL-22 IL-17/IL-22 IL-17/IL-22 (IL-9) cyTh22nes and a potentially regulatory IL-22 response.
The aim was to capture a broad picture of the memory of what happened that night, by interviewing not only survivors of the attacks but the whole chain of people involved: police officers, fire-fighters, doctors, restaurant and bar owners.
