Sentence examples for formed a memory from inspiring English sources
Given that 24 h intervened between the training and test phases, this was a clear behavioral indication that the mice successfully formed a memory of the objects during the training phase.
Based on the stimulus type and the participants' responses, we were able to determine if participants had formed an associative link between the face and the name or whether they had formed a memory for the individual components, but not for the association between the two.
The next day, it would all form a memory as distant as that of the playground.
But I didn't understand why a thing like that — the complete chemical production required to form a memory — would happen just once.
That is because, when you form a memory, you don't simply record a mental DVD of events that gets played back at the moment of remembering.
The key is that when neurons become active to form a memory, they produce specific proteins, which can be tagged with other light-emitting proteins by genetic engineering of the respective genes.
In the case of a storage problem, the connections that form a memory were either never formed to begin with, or were destroyed, he says.
A rule of thumb has arisen in the sleep field that approximately 5 min of continuous wakefulness are required to form a memory for an awakening.
This surprising finding, reported in tomorrow's issue of Nature, suggests that the protein, an integrin, may help physically rearrange neurons as they rewire to form a memory.
I distinguish between walking and flying Hymenoptera because the ways in which they experience the landscape and form a memory of it are drastically different.
