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.
How are discrete views of a panoramic environment knit together into a broad, unified memory representation?
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.
Another focused on broader tasks of memory, attention, mathematics, and other skills.
Correspondences (2013) is a book-length poem that serves as an elegy for the poet's father as it forms a broader meditation on memory, history and language.
Clark's (2003) WITNESS model provides a good starting point that is grounded in the broader literature on memory modeling, and we hope that additional work with WITNESS and alternative models will be forthcoming.
Precisely this sort of simulation and data-fitting process has been instrumental in development of theory in the broader literature on memory (e.g., Clark & Gronlund, 1996; Shiffrin & Steyvers, 1997), and we have every reason to believe that it offers the same advantages in the subfield of eyewitness identifications.
We use the term "flashback" throughout this paper in an experimental psychopathology context, that is, as an experimental analogue of a broader clinically relevant memory phenomenon.
Behavioral studies in humans have provided extensive evidence supporting sleep consolidation of a broad range of memory tasks.
A highly flexible experimental design incorporated a broad variation of memory load and delay time.
