In most families such artifacts are merely heirlooms, their value measured in memories.
In most families artifacts such as childhood videos are merely heirlooms, their value measured in memories.
This chapter is intended to help programmers write the most efficient code possible, whether that is measured in processor cycles, memory, or power.
In line with our findings, HFS of the anterior nucleus of the thalamus and the entorhinal cortex has been demonstrated to increase neurogenesis (Toda et al., 2008) and memory functions, particularly spatial memory measured in the MWM (Stone et al., 2011) and enhanced performance on a delayed non-matching to sample task (Hamani et al., 2011).
CNS function differs between workers, as measured in laboratory learning and memory retention tests (see citations [25], [26] for recent reviews).
The figure highlights that the majority of all contrasts reveal age-related declines in prospective memory measured in the laboratory and that such age declines depend on prospective memory subdomain they are largest for event-cued prospective memory proper (the best fitting d = −1.13) and smallest for event-cued vigilance (the best fitting d = −.77).
I STOOD in the aisle at Home Depot where the storage units were displayed, shaking the steel supports of the shelves I was eyeing, measuring in my memory the weight of what I planned to put on them, and wondering if they would hold.
Over time, his reaction to questioning about uncomfortable topics may help determine how he is viewed and, ultimately, how he is remembered in a game with a memory measured in centuries.
The difference in the drain current (i.e., on/off current ratio) can be measured in the range of memory window after programming and erasing processes [31 34].
In the case of a structure with a regular non-slender shape, the computational cost, measured in terms of required memory space, varies by Helmholtz number to the power of 4. This paper illustrates how the accelerating method called NGTD helps overcome this difficulty.
