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In addition, the memory demand is significantly smaller than (BGK-) LBM.

Thus, the overall FFT memory demand is 4N for real signals.

She discovered in monkeys -- and Gazzaley saw in humans -- that those who are older are just as capable of performing the exercises as those who are younger, provided the memory demand is low and they are allowed to concentrate.

Before synthesizing the design example, by applying the proposed 2-D to 1-D memory space mapping scheme, the total non-volatile memory demand is reduced to 483 bits, and the corresponding reduction factor is only 6.94 × 10-4.

However, in cases of extreme trashing, the prevention algorithm is left aside and the memory manager starts to choose and kill "bad" processes, using an appropriate heuristics, until the memory demand is reduced to manageable levels [3].

Since the BayesRS model only uses very condensed information from the other population, the increase in memory demand is negligible, and the extra complexity of the model only slightly increases the CPU run time.

The costs associated with manipulations of inhibition were greater in young children while the costs associated with increasing memory demands were greater in adults.

This algorithm has been shown to lead to highly accurate results [15, 16] which can be attributed to the fact that (in contrast to clinical SPECT) only small corrections are required in rodents, justifying the use of this first-order method (in clinical SPECT, iterative attenuation correction is highly preferred while memory demands are different).

At-chance or below-chance performance may reflect poor memory for the targets; the memory demands are even greater when the number of targets is large and the items within a category have some similarities (as in the current study).

However, based on the data presented in this study it seems this can only be achieved when working memory demands are reduced.

This test controls for the syntactic processing demands present in spoken sentence comprehension; however as the cue sentence is available for inspection throughout each trial, any memory demands are lower than for spoken sentence comprehension.