Sentence examples for decaying memory from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, by considering correlated innovations u t, we allow for the time-series to exhibit a wide range of decaying memory properties.

Our requirement then is to implement a (linearly) decaying memory, i.e., if a v-agent does not see the c-agent for a while, the v-agent forgets the criminal.

As in the single population model, the non-responsive type is the most prominently occurring pattern across the parameters, followed by decaying memory cells and ramping cells.

As synaptic depression is increased the network exhibits the inhibitory pattern which is the mirror image of decaying memory cells (Figure 3E).

While researchers tend to have an exponentially decaying memory regarding the papers they cite (i.e. a researcher is exponentially more likely to cite a new paper than an old paper) [3][4], for a single publication, the number of citations it received as a function of time decays in a power law fashion [5].

The non-viscous damping function is an exponential damping model which adds a decaying memory property to the damping term of the oscillator.

When Yuito arrives at the hospital, dad's in a coma, so he decides to undergo an experimental procedure that allows him to enter his father's mind: his "memory world," filled with decaying memories and ghostly notions of identity and loss.

Thomas Hobbes in the 17th century remarked that imagination was nothing else but decayed memory.

In parietal cortex, fixed rate memory cells exhibit an average difference between baseline and delay periods of approximately 9 Hz, set cells 7 Hz, and decaying rate memory cells 6 Hz.

Because a capacitor charge gradually decays, IC memory is dynamic RAM (DRAM), which must have its stored values refreshed periodically (every 20 milliseconds or so).

Over the first 4 h following training, relief-memory decays much slower than punishment-memory (figure 1 b).