Pattern completion, the ability to retrieve complete memories on the basis of incomplete sets of cues, is a crucial function of biological memory systems.
Pattern completion, the ability to retrieve complete memories initiated by partial cues, is a critical feature of the memory process.
Pattern completion, the ability to retrieve complete memories initiated by subsets of external cues, has been a major focus of many computation models.
Internet-based questionnaires are returned more rapidly than postal questionnaires[ 22], which allowed us immediate notice of questionnaire completion, and the ability to send reminders for late questionnaires.
Feasibility targets included recruitment rate of at least 50%, the consenting of 80% of participants to provide biological samples, 90% questionnaire completion rate and the ability to process biological samples from at least 80% of participants.
"The decision-making, the completion percentage, the accuracy, the ability to sit in the pocket and throw from the pocket.
Additionally, the new version of Yammer will allow users to assign a task resulting from conversations and track its completion, and will include the ability to tag content with topics, making it easier to find conversations by subject.
Expressive grammar is evaluated using a sentence completion task and assesses the ability to produce a variety of specific grammatical morphemes: nominal, adjectival, and verbal inflexion, irregular plurals, prepositions, passive structure, and pronominal clitics.
Xamarin Studio features many of the features developers are asking for in a modern development environment, including code completion, a modern debugger and the ability to package and distribute apps right from within the IDE (including support for distribution iOS apps with TestFlight).
From Ed White's first spacewalk in the June of 1965, to the first steps on the moon in 1969, to the expected completion of the International Space Station (ISS), the ability to exist, live and work in the vacuum of space has stood as a beacon of what is possible.
The rotator cuff is a critical component of shoulder function and for the successful completion of manual tasks requiring the ability to position the hand precisely in space [ 6], particularly when the arm is away from the body.
