Sentence examples for forming a memory from inspiring English sources

When these neurons get to work forming a memory, they light up.

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.

"Once we learn a sound, if it's repeated to us often enough, we form a memory of it, which is activated when we hear the sound again," he explains.

Linked together, such qubits form a memory that can keep many different things in mind at the same time, enabling a quantum computer to do myriad calculations at once.