Ms. Rethorst and her fellow gesturalists welcome the dimensions of memory and reflection into the vivid present of dance.
Soon "everyone wanted an amnesic to study," Dr. Milner said, and researchers began to map out still other dimensions of memory.
Apart from the efforts on scaling down the physical dimensions of memory cell, utilizing the intermediate-resistance states (IRS) between the high-resistance state (HRS) and low-resistance state (LRS) to realize multistate storage within one memory cell has become a popular alternative solution [19, 20].
Within an episodic memory task, the spatial and temporal components of verbal memory have been shown to benefit from sleep, whereas the effect of sleep was much less stringent when considering the factual dimension of memories [14].
A number of theoretical observations are drawn from our computations: i) a range of plausible numbers for the dimensions of the memory, ii) a minimization of a current controversy between different 'magic number' estimates, and iii) potential empirical tests of the chunking through averaging assumption.
The self reported CFQ measures four dimensions of cognition: memory, distractibility, social blunders, and names [ 30].
This leaves a hole corresponding to the dimensions of the memory foam.
Partitioning of on-chip memories has been analyzed by several research teams, being typically used as an additional dimension of the memory design space.
In his book Delete: The Virtue of Forgetting in the Digital Age, Mayer-Schönberger, professor of internet governance and regulation at the University of Oxford's Internet Institute, writes: "Time is quite simply a very difficult dimension of human memory for humans to master".
The connection and interaction between this dimension of collective memory and the overall experience of each single person in the "here" and "now" in which they live are characterised and marked by the time of permanency, A ἰών, which guarantees continuity between the different generations - what Arthur Lovejoy calls "the great chain of being" (Lovejoy, 1966).
Once created, the screen takes on a life of its own, becoming a portal to the many dimensions of existence: "Everything that ever happened, everyone and everything that ever lived has left an impression... souls are carried, enveloped in a co-existing dimension... vestiges of memory and self-memory live on, kept in place by yet other aspects of an unseen world".
