Stemmle likened the game's episodic development to a relay race, and the development of a full game, such as Escape from Monkey Island, to a "marathon".
The Tianzhu fluvial sequence records two extreme events at 750 720 ka and 270 250 ka, corresponding to two-episodic development of aridification and cooling in the Asian interior.
Hence, it can be appreciated why many developmental scientists consider that at its heart, the development of episodic memory "is the development of the ability to bind together information co-occurring at a particular time in a particular spatial context" (Newcombe et al., 2012, p. 75) and why relational memory is considered to be a canonical form of episodic memory (Koski et al., 2013).
The importance of the hippocampi in episodic memory across development has been shown in children with bilateral hippocampal insult (Vargha-Khadem et al., 1997).
Unlike Freelance Police, Save the World was developed in episodic form, with episodes being released in quick succession, to allow for reduced development time between titles and quicker delivery of content to consumers.
Kuhn's argument for an episodic model of scientific development in which periods of continuity are interrupted by passages of revolutionary science remains disputed by some, but is widely accepted within most circles.
We have also examined the association between the childhood episodic syndomes and the development of premonitory symptoms.
The development of episodic memory in children has been of interest to researchers for more than a century.
On these bases, an imbalance of excitatory and inhibitory systems supports the development of episodic, remittent and chronic pain conditions in subjects with a pro-nociceptive profile.
Rather, it seems more plausible that there be an independent effect of raised blood pressure and of episodic hypertension on the development of albuminuria.
