Sentence examples for derived from memory from inspiring English sources

Specifically, value derived from memory outcomes could be one means by which mnemonic control strategies are learned.

The other class of pleasures, which as we were saying is purely mental, is entirely derived from memory.

In view of this lacuna it is recommended that information on profits must be derived from memory and the simplest method to estimate profits is to ask the business owner about sales of last month (de Mel et al. 2009).

Detection of antibody secreting cells in bone marrow suggested that a population of antibody secreting cells derived from memory B cells may traffic to the bone marrow.

These studies show a similar decrease in effector cell yield when jagged-1 is absent, but no change in the amount of secondary effector cells derived from memory cells after jagged-1 blockade (Fig. S5b).

Both rhAbs gave 50% neutralization of H5N1 viruses in the 0.2 12.5 µg/ml range and protected 100% of mice from fatal disease at a dose of 2.5 mg/kg, doses that were comparable to the virus-neutralizing and lowest in vivo protective concentrations of human H5-specific mAbs derived from memory B cells of a clade 1 H5N1 virus-infected patients reported elsewhere [21].

But what makes it so special is Haydn's affectionate evocation of the flux and variety of the natural world – much of it derived from memories of his own childhood in rural Austria.

Many factors other than the pure number of arithmetic operations must be considered for an efficient FFT implementation on a VLIW DSP, which can be derived from memory-induced stalls, regularity, and algorithm's projection on hardware VLIW architectures.

Here we provide convergent evidence that memory control strategies can be learned through RL mechanisms that rely on EV and PE signals deriving from memory retrieval itself.

Within this subset, two mAb pairs (1190/1276 and 1245/1260) derive from memory B cells and plasmablasts pools, providing examples of similar B cell diversity being present in both immune repertoires for SMFA-active mAbs (Table 1).

Therefore, when we model the process of speech production from reading aloud, we have to assume that the phonological representation that is formed during phonological encoding is not necessarily derived from a memory store, and can be non-lexical.