The rats performed various tests including mobility, stance, and gait in the open field, gait on a rotarod at steady and accelerating speed, swim speed in a narrow pool, memory in a modified water maze test as assessed previously [ 19, 20, 22], and gait on a modified ladder test [ 38].
In 1998, the people of Persac and of the Vienne region erected a simple but touching monument on the side of a narrow, winding road in memory and in honor of those American heroes.
In this study, such pre-processing is performed with another neural network working as an auto-associative memory with a narrow bottleneck in the hidden layer.
The bottom line, as reported online today in Science: Extinction training is much more powerful when done within a narrow time window after reactivating the memory.
Brainerd contends that declines in memory for life events are a normal part of healthy aging; that memory declines are not across-the-board; that these declines are concentrated within a narrow set of abilities that is often called "verbatim" memory; and that some of the most important memory abilities are spared even for people in their eighties and nineties.
Some evidence suggests that partial tolerance does develop, and that, "memory impairment is limited to a narrow window within 90 minutes after each dose".
Mr. March shop was a narrow,… An old lady in her eighties is beginning to lose her memory a bit.
The conductivity properties in this case exhibited a narrow window around 500 mV and a much slower electrochemical response, with little memory effect.
He shared his memories of the tsunami almost eagerly with classmates in a narrow hallway.
That means that her memories are fragmented and incomplete, since she often had only a narrow idea of what went on around her.
These data demonstrate that a 0.2 mg/kg dose of estradiol can enhance multiple types of memory consolidation in female mice, and suggest a narrower effective dose range for spatial memory than for object memory.
