Remembering one's tenth birthday party is an example of an episodic memory.
Generating a SMILES is an example of an episodic task, which ends once the EOS token is sampled.
The alternation of selective and conservative periods during the transformation of USP LBD in insects provides an example of the episodic model of protein evolution, a major mechanism recently revealed by application of new methods at the genomic level [ 12, 56, 57].
But whether The Wire is a successful example of this serialised, episodic form is open for debate; the programme seems to be much more successful as one of a new breed of made-for-box-set programmes whose duration and frequency can be controlled by the viewer than as a last glorious flowering of the now-venerable serial form.
This approach co-opts natural variation in the expression of the consequences of inbreeding, for example, through episodic heterozygote advantage [ 32] or the effects of environmental stress [ 33, 34], to further understanding of the mechanisms that drive them in natural settings.
For example, the episodic release of a large sediment pulse from dam maintenance has been analyzed as a surrogate for the downstream effects of the type of sediment pulse that might be produced by dam removal (Wohl and Cenderilli 2000, Zuellig et al. 2002).
"We know that its covered with this frosting of basalt, but what's underneath that?" Karson wonders, for example, how episodic the eruptions of lavas are?
According to the PC model, a high-level representation of an abstract idea is generated when witnessing an applicable example—an episodic event comprised of social and contextual features which may be referenced when encountering future instantiations of the concept.
For example, side shifts within the bout were reported in 14% of episodic CH patients compared with 33% in chronic CH patients [8].
However, the punctuational equilibrium model may still be inferred from both the observation of stasis and examples of rapid and episodic speciation events documented in the fossil record.
