The case forms a double dissociation to the cases of Vargha-Khadem et al. [Science 277 (1997) 376; Episodic memory: new directions in research (2002) 153]; Gadian et al. [Brain 123 (2000) 499] for whom semantic memory was intact but episodic memory was impaired.
Mamre marked the site of Abraham's encampment, but this did not at all exclude episodic travels in the direction of the Negeb, to Gerar and Beersheba.
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Studies have found that the introduction of certain cues during sleep can help us consolidate memories that are spatial or episodic in nature (say, the directions to a new store we've just traveled to, or the range of merchandise the store carries).
In this general form, the forward direction of anticipations deriving from episodic memories is an inherent feature of such anticipations that is difficult to dissociate from the experienced episode per se.
In accordance with previous studies (Barton and Turelli 1987; Bürger and Lynch 1995; Jones et al. 2004), Jones et al. (2012) found that, irrespective of the mode of environmental change (gradual, episodic, stochastic), genetic variance increases in the direction of environmental change.
The novel is epic in its way and certainly episodic.
Having written two chapters of the dark saga, Lakeman now supervises the 10 or so writers and producers who have taken over the episodic series that's allowed audiences to participate in the direction of the story line.
He made the direction of phrases (what leads to what) in this episodic Allegro uncommonly clear.
