Sentence examples for collaborative memory from inspiring English sources

The aim of the present study was to investigate collaborative memory in adolescents with intellectual disabilities when collaborating with an assistant, and also the extent to which decisiveness is related to individual memory performance.

If you are using a collaborative memory book system (e.g. iMemoryBook, Snapjot), invite them by email to come and add their insights (If your system of choice doesn't have collaboration, just have them each write on a page).

It provides us with external cognitive servants — silicon memory systems, collaborative online filters, consumer preference algorithms and networked knowledge.

To achieve this objective, we have designed some new equations in the nucleus of the memory-based collaborative filtering, in such a way that the existent equations are extended to collect and process the information relative to the scores obtained by each user in a variable number of level tests.

The IL-25-mediated collaborative interactions between eosinophils/basophils and Th2 memory cells perhaps propagate a positive feedback loop between innate effector and adaptive immunity, leading to the amplification of allergic inflammation.

Engaging in collaborative retrieval practice increases performance on subsequent memory tests taken individually (Blumen & Stern, 2011).

One of our projects, "Community Futurisms: Time & Memory in North Philly," is a collaborative art and ethnographic research project exploring the complexities of history, time, temporalities, and futurities within a specific low-income community currently undergoing displacement and redevelopment.

This collaborative model of conversation assumes that the memory representations forming the common ground are built up through a process of "grounding" (Clark and Brennan 1991).

Donations may be made in his memory to: Saving Teens in Crisis Collaborative, a non-profit organization founded by John Reuben to assist troubled teens and their families struggling with substance abuse and other emotional issues.

We have been meeting and writing together for six years, and our intention has been to explore landscapes of memory and identity through narrative and collaborative writing processes.

Humans had a unique way of organising memory and anticipation, prioritising tasks, and coordinating collaborative endeavours.