Sentence examples for memory and preference from inspiring English sources

In Cairo, during the Second World War, he was a regular at the cinema, a location that suited his photographic memory and preference for working at night; he often conducted meetings there.

Albeit this task can be configured to measure the working memory and preference for novelty in rodents, validation of the results by other established behavioral tasks is advisable/obligatory.

Without spatial memory and preference for a tree species, the revisit rate from the simulation with a detection field of 30 m (Wilcoxon N = 13, Z = −3.11 P = 0.002) and 60 m (Wilcoxon N = 13, Z = −2.97 P = 0.003) is significantly lower than the one observed in the chimpanzees.

In terms of memory retention and users' preference in PACARD, it results in better retention and it also enabled the learning items to be more appealing to the users as the users related to their own learning progress.

In this way, we obtained the frequency and the distance of each visit to a particular tree species as well as the distance to revisit them under the "no spatial memory" and the "no preference" models.

Moreover, the hippocampus plays a role not only in spatial information processing, but also in nonspatial aspects of memory, and in anxiety, and preferences for novel stimuli (Bannerman, Rawlins et al., 2004).

Nevertheless, super-extinction has been shown to disrupt CS drug memories in rats and human heroin-dependent subjects (Xue et al., 2012); a drug conditioned place preference memory and cued relapse to heroin and cocaine seeking could both be super-extinguished by the brief retrieval extinction training protocol (see Milton & Everitt, 2012b for discussion).

Wilson's interest in "First Bite" lies in how the combined forces of culture, memory, and long-standing food preferences lead individuals to perpetuate the often unhealthy eating habits they've inherited.

We used three different tasks: (i) the continuous spontaneous alternation (CSA) task which involves working memory managed by striato-prefrontal circuits, (ii) the circular platform (CP) task which requires hippocampal system-dependent spatial memory and (iii) the conditioned place preference (CPP) task which assesses emotional memory mediated by the amygdala.

It means letting customers shop with smartphones, tablets, laptops and even in stores as if waited upon by a single salesman with an unfailing memory and uncanny intuition about their preferences.

As was the case for the main experiment, familiarization was followed by a memory based preference judgment task including familiar and novel images.