Sentence examples for items in memory from inspiring English sources
Little wonder that the short summer idylls became prized items in memory, cherished and relived.
We recorded single neurons in the human medial frontal cortex and medial temporal lobe while subjects held up to three items in memory.
The current study suggests that sensitivity to interference from similar items in memory may provide a better explanation of comprehension failure.
We describe the DSHM (Dynamically Structured Holographic Memory) model of human memory, which uses high dimensional vectors to represent items in memory.
Retrieval interference may then shape processing complexity as a function of the match of the information at retrieval with the antecedent versus other recent or similar items in memory.
They argue that this capacity emerges from a representation of critical relations among items in memory, and that such a relational representation supports the ability to make inferences and generalizations from memory, and to manipulate and flexibly express memory in countless ways.
In locating an item in memory, he apparently activates a system that stores a set of related data; then he searches for the item within that system.
This deficit was strongly associated with an increased tendency to report the wrong item in memory, strongly supporting the role MTL has in binding distinct visual aspects of an item across brief retention intervals.
When this binding mechanism is impaired, 'competitive cueing' mechanisms during recall (Nairne, 2002; Bullock, 2004; Burgess and Hitch, 2005) are expected to lead to reporting the wrong item in memory—a swap error.
GA mainly reflects intertrial acquisition and can be presumed to be a function of the degree to which a representation of an item in memory is strengthened during a particular study trial.
Consistent with the histogram analysis, in same-location trials participants showed an increased probability to misreport the wrong item in memory [Fig. 2 left graph; t(7) = 3.5, p =.01], but similar likelihoods of responding with a random orientation or guessing [Fig. 2 middle graph; t(7) = 0.4, p =.7].
