Sentence examples for fidelity of memory from inspiring English sources

"The fidelity of memory is very poor," says psychologist Alain Brunet of McGill University in Montreal.

Such paradigms may not give us complete insight into the quality or fidelity of memory.

The previous analyses showed no systematic relationship between the fidelity of memory and the saturation or hue of cubes.

A third claim, related to the second, is that the fidelity of memory for a color might depend on its distance from a prototypical color.

Third, we examined whether the fidelity of memory for a color was related to its proximity to a prototypical hue (Bartleson, 1960; Boynton et al., 1989; Uchikawa & Shinoda, 1996).

Thus, the common biological theme of cascading signaling pathways is advantageous for maintaining the fidelity of a memory latch in the presence of crosstalk.

The second proposition is more speculative, since relatively little research has focused on the fidelity of color memory through longer durations.

As we look forward five or 10 generations from now, imagine how intense the fidelity of our memories will be!

To improve the memory storage fidelity of the two latch systems, any solution must reduce forced state switching and the fluctuations in output values.

To do so, the above definitions are easily extended to the case of multiple observables by letting Y be a vector Y̅ = (Y1,..,Yn) and calculating Iasym(M;(Y1,..,Yn)) and Itrans M;(Y1,..,Yn); ttrans) and the memory fidelity of each.

Using both a stochastic molecular simulator and ordinary differential equation simulator, we showed that crosstalk between two latches operating in the same spatial localization disrupts the memory fidelity of both latches.