Sentence examples for executive memory from inspiring English sources

The Sinclair Executive sold so well that a successor was introduced the next year, the Executive Memory, which was a third of the price of the original.

The Executive Memory sold at the lower price of.

Hilton is the author of "The Executive Memory Guide," and advises people on how to improve their memory.

Introduced in 1972, there were at least two different versions of the Sinclair Executive, with different keyboard markings, and another called the Sinclair Executive Memory, introduced in 1973.

The Executive Memory was launched in November 1973, with the same physical dimensions as the original, but with the ability to memorise subtotals from any number of chain calculations.

Cognitive measures were evaluated by first testing for differences in overall functions (executive, memory and attention/concentration functions), and then continuing with appropriate individual test scores if differences were detected at the overall function level.

Finally, we will examine the association between executive function/working memory and adherence, predicting that adherence will be related to executive/working memory in the control group but not in the intervention group.

However, explicit studies of higher executive working memory processes are limited.

Visuospatial and central executive working memory were found to be more involved in using, than developing, mental representations of an environment (Brunyé & Taylor, 2008).

The induction of varying expectancy, between high and low expectancy conditions, was based largely on presentation of the task as a simple executive function (memory of small sequences).

This includes cognitive and physical rehabilitation directed towards improving executive and memory deficits.