Sentence examples for episodic version from inspiring English sources

Although these periods of extreme dust storm activity were not as sustained as those experienced in the USA in the mid-1930s, there is a strong case to support the contention that SE Australia experienced its own extended, somewhat episodic version of a Dust Bowl, with a similar combination of causal factors and landscape effects.

Fifteen minutes had been cut from the episodic version seen in Cannes.

The full, unedited, episodic version of the serial was released on DVD by BBC Worldwide in 2005, as part of The Quatermass Collection box set.

As this compilation also survived in the BBC archives, these film sequences were able to be digitally remastered and inserted into the newly restored episodic version for the DVD release.

Behavioural paradigms investigating episodic-like memory, a simplified version of the human episodic memory system, have led researchers to question the belief that animals are unaware of their past and future and might be "stuck in time"[3].

However, these studies could not address the question of whether the hippocampus is necessary for successful episodic simulation of alternative versions of reality, nor did they examine nonpersonal CF thinking.

The mobile version will have episodic chapters to master and a story update every month.

The reported symptoms fulfilled ICHD-III beta version criteria for episodic migraine without aura (code 1.1).

Patients fulfilled International Classification of Headache Disorders, 3rd Edition (beta version) criteria of episodic respectively chronic migraine with or without aura [17].

After a distraction task in which participants completed a shortened version of an episodic memory task [33] [34] in 10 15 min, the final phase of the first session was the memory task (Figure 1).

As currently natural actor-critic RL is often considered to be the method of choice in robotics we made a comparison of our method to the version of the episodic natural-actor critic with time-variant baseline for learning the same reaching task, following Peters and Schaal (2008).