Sentence examples for into a single representation from inspiring English sources

In a follow-up study, Preston has started to probe the mechanism behind memory linking, and has found that related memories can merge into a single representation, especially if the memories are acquired in close succession13.

Each depth-sensing camera sends its data to a central processor to be fused into a single representation.

These different representations (pi _{Y_i} y)), (1 le i le K) can be combined into a single representation.

This suggests that the conjunction occurs automatically, independent of extra attention resources that may assist the association of separate characteristics into a single representation of an object, event, or chunk (Allen et al. 2006; Allen et al. 2009; Luck and Vogel 1997).

From a computational viewpoint, integrating all attributes into a single representation is generally far more difficult than integrating two attributes.

Sleep did not chunk memory of the motor sequence into a single representation; that it did not is consistent with a restorative role of sleep in motor learning.

This is consistent with multiple representations, because a single representation would predict perfect performance at all orientations following exposure at a single orientation.

First, wherever there are several representations of the same kind, they "merge" into a single representational activity ("… Ein intensives Thun", PsW: 171; Herbart 1811; Boudewijnse, et al. 1999: 170).

Binding – the ability to combine two or more modal representations of the same entity into a single shared representation – is vital for every cognitive system operating in a complex environment.

The mapping and integration of these two stakeholder salience models into a single graphical representation is a methodological contribution to stakeholder theory.

By inducing greater motor-program automation, they argued the sleep-dependent learning mechanism coalesces the disparate memory units that correspond to individual transitions in the sequence into a single memory representation that encompasses all four transitions.