If, however, sleep helps consolidate memories (for example, through its generation of synchronous neural oscillations, or through shifts in neuromodulator levels, or blockade of sensory input) then, after sleeping, those memories should be more resistant to interference.
This community is consolidated in example [10] through the provoked positive evaluation.
Perhaps households consolidated financial assets, for example, closing stock, savings or CD accounts but maintaining positive balances in a checking account.
To date, she has raised H.P.'s stock dividend, and in March announced a corporate reorganization intended to consolidate operational efficiency, for example by merging the PC and printer businesses.
Finally, we are going to realize significant savings by continuing to consolidate our facilities – for example, moving from two buildings to one in Mountain View, from two floors to one in Los Angeles, and leasing unused space on our Dulles campus.
It also would have given Japan much more time to consolidate a line, for example, from Samoa to Midway to the Aleutians, which was also part of Japan's Midway strategy.
The DRAM industry has been consolidating for some time.
Intel says that combining digital and analog capabilities could some day, for example, consolidate all of a cellphone onto a single chip.
The commission would also recommend ways the government could use its space more efficiently by, for example, consolidating space or getting agencies to move into one building.
Another caveat is that Google has worked to join up more personal data dots, undermining how much control users have over how they share data with the centralizing Alphabet entity — by, for example, consolidating the privacy policies of multiple products to enable it to flesh out its understanding of each user by cross-referencing their usage of different services.
The U.S., for example, has consolidated its traditional monopoly on extreme violence, and, in the era of big data, has also hoarded information about its deployment of that violence.
