Sentence examples for maintaining and manipulating from inspiring English sources

This chapter presents and analyzes application requirements, technical solutions, and open issues associated with maintaining and manipulating information on and for the Grid.

In addition to the primary sensory cortices, working memory relies on a widely distributed neural system of higher-order association areas that includes posterior parietal and occipital areas, and on prefrontal cortex for maintaining and manipulating information.

Higher-level cognition is theorized to be required for both skills, such as working memory to carry out maintaining and manipulating semantic information (e.g. notes, mechanics, rhythms in music; words, syntax, and timing in language) and inhibitory control in blocking or ignoring competing information internally or from the environment (e.g. external noise, irrelevant notes or words).

Standard methods were used for maintaining and manipulating C. elegans [25].

Contrarily, males perform batter in quantitative problem solving, and mental rotation, or tasks involving the underlying cognitive processes of maintaining and manipulating a visual image in working memory [ 48].

However, that approach to quantum computing, called the "gate model," presents many unresolved practical problems, as scientists must maintain and manipulate the delicate quantum state of many qubits.

These many processes cooperate to construct, maintain, and manipulate the intricate plant cell wall an essential structure for the sustaining of the plant stature, growth, and life.

Results showed that musically trained individuals outperformed their non-trained counterparts on the ability to maintain and manipulate information across measures, but not on the ability to resist distracting information.

We recovered viable øX174 particles containing the øX174.1f genome from E. coli C strains that independently express full-length gene F. We expect that yeast can serve as a genomic 'drydock' within which to maintain and manipulate clonal lineages of other obligate lytic phage.

From this data, we conclude that lateral PFC activity cannot be ascribed to the function of a single, unitary cognitive operation but rather lateral PFC is anatomically organized according to the types of cognitive operations that one performs when attempting to temporarily maintain and manipulate information.

The phonological loop encodes, maintains and manipulates speech-based information that a person encounters.