The phrase "awareness memory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology or cognitive science, particularly when discussing types of memory related to conscious awareness.
Example: "In cognitive psychology, awareness memory refers to the ability to recall information that one is consciously aware of at the time of encoding."
Alternatives: "conscious memory" or "explicit memory."
Under general anesthesia, for instance, patients lose pain perception, awareness, memory, and the ability to move.
While taking a patient's medical history, the neurologist notes the patient's level of awareness, memory loss, posture and gait, demeanour and expression, speech, and, to some extent, personality.
CAE also tests spatial awareness, memory and instructability, verbal reasoning, pattern-matching and decision-making – often all at once, a test of nerves under pressure, but also a reasonable recreation of what a working pilot will have to do.
The sets of parameters such as awareness, memory, sensory notion, feeling of realism, attention and interaction are offered to identify the notion of mixed presence of the user in virtual models.
Intellectual Quotient (IQ) derived from the standardised MENSA question bank assessing spatial awareness, memory testing, concentration, and subgroup classification [ 19 ].
This reasoning predominantly rests on the premise that the brain and a neural system are required to realize the complex computational processing that enables faculties such as anticipation, awareness, memory, self-reference, motivation, decision-making, learning, communication and more, which are, broadly speaking, attributes of what we call, the mind.
But that's where my own personal recent awareness of memory loss (or memory blockage? memory tricks?) dovetails, and why I'm somewhat reluctant now to sneer at the great unwashed (and brainwashed): Maybe they truly, honestly, sincerely don't remember.
Although hypnotic amnesia and agnosia appear to impair conscious awareness of memory, it has also been claimed that hypnotic suggestions can restore conscious access to memories which have been lost due to repression, dissociation, or even ordinary forgetting.
Variables derived from this measure were analyzed in relation to clinically rated awareness for memory loss.
Developing a real-time system in Java requires awareness of memory behaviour in addition to software functional requirements.
BIS was designed to correlate with "hypnotic" clinical endpoints (sedation, lack of awareness, and memory) and to track changes in the effects of anesthetics on the brain.
