Sentence examples for event memory from inspiring English sources

The present findings suggest that scaffolding the encoding of event structure may facilitate event memory.

Many aspects of event memory are shared with memory for other sorts of materials, but some aspects of event memory reflect the unique structure of a sequence that unfolds within a spatiotemporal framework (Radvansky & Zacks, 2014).

Given that working memory is reliably associated with event segmentation ability, targeting these executive function skills may improve event memory.

The question now is whether there is any important, structural difference between propositional memory that begins as event memory of the event that the proposition is about and propositional memory that doesn't significantly involve event memory.

Let's mark the distinction of this paragraph by calling the former 'propositional memory' and the latter 'event memory.' The objects of propositional memory are propositions; the objects of event memory are events.

The parsimonious interpretation of this outcome is that the first task was performed by location memory, not by event memory.

The event, Memories of August 1914, will see Little Girl Giant and her canine companion Xolo walk the city's streets from 23 to 27 July.

The hippocampal formation is known to be involved in the encoding, retention and retrieval of episodic or event memories [34] [36].

Rather than stimulus encoding, it is possible that prosodic modulation of word valence occurs during memory consolidation where content and context are bound to enable integrative event memories (for a review see [31]).

General events are normally composed of event memories which are either repeated or temporarily extended and thus lack temporal specificity (e.g. first day at work, working in the office, suffering from tonsillitis).

Fifty thousand events (proliferation evaluation) and 100,000 events (memory phenotype) were acquired in a live lymphocyte gate.