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We propose a new neural mechanism that supports the angry face benefit in VSTM by facilitating processing and extending memory capabilities.

Preexposing tomato fruit to 0.5 mL/L cinnamon vapours for 3 days and then inoculation with fungi reduced B. cinerea and C. coccodes lesion development, extending "memory" effects [ 9].

The Exchange server requires that the CPU supports the Intel extended memory 64 technology or the AMD64 technology.

By screening for those worms that maintain memory longer than their contemporaries, Murphy hopes to find the genes that extend memory function.

Mobile systems such as smartphones and tablets are re-adopting swapping a mature but rarely used OS feature to extend memory capacity without adding more DRAM, especially low-end devices.

In this case, we suppose that DTV receiver supports extended memory devices.

Another group led by Young Choi found that rapamycin extends memory T cell generation and survival by regulating mitochondrial fatty acid oxidation and induces AMP-activated kinase activity [ 3].

There are, though, enthusiasts who enjoy bringing their Apple Mac 128Ks as up-to-date as possible with colour screens – the original 9in screens were black-and-white – upgraded software and extended memories.

We therefore followed Williams et al. (2006) and used total specificity scores (summed scores where specific memories are assigned a score of 4, extended memories a score of 3, categoric memories a score of 2, associates a score of 1 and omissions a score of 0), pre- and post-manipulation, as the main outcome measures in the analyses.

A similar pattern was observed on autobiographical memory (extended autobiographical memory interview), with the life review group improving significantly more than the gift group during the life review sessions, but no difference was observed once all participants had had their LSB for six weeks.

Our study adds to the growing literature on the role of the lateral parietal cortex in memory retrieval in showing that activation in this area is not confined to episodic memory traditionally construed as a long-term memory phenomena but indeed extends to memory paradigms involving very short delays.