Sentence examples for memory for subsequent from inspiring English sources

In IPO, it was understood that the cards provided data to a mainframe computer that accomplished a process on the data and generated an output that might be stored in memory for subsequent use in other calculations or output to cards or other media such as magnetic tape.

The latter finding of enhanced mu desynchronization during pause intervals is particularly interesting because it suggests that subjects engaged in active motor imagery supporting the maintenance and/or encoding of action sequences in memory for subsequent reproduction.

The positive correlation between imitation accuracy and fronto-parietal coherence during the third pause interval suggests that good imitators were better able to activate a correct representation of consecutive goal-means relations in memory for subsequent reproduction.

We showed in a similar contextual fear conditioning procedure that a 2 min exposure to a conditioned context engaged reconsolidation processes which stabilise or maintain the fear memory for subsequent recall, as measured by high levels of conditioned freezing at all recall tests [24].

Matrices are loaded as needed and selectively cached in memory for subsequent queries.

The acquired dataset was stored on a flash memory for subsequent off-line analysis.

The medial temporal lobe has been widely recognized for its key storage function of these memory representations for subsequent recall (Squire et al., 2004).

This emphasizes the key role of the explicit memory system for subsequent off-line consolidation.

According to Martin Wainwright, 1947 is the "benchmark year in living memory for every subsequent flood".

Thus, during memory acquisition, Orb2A or a modification thereof might mark activated synapses as potential sites for subsequent memory storage.

We are aware, however, that an influential theory [15] suggests that memory for items with subsequent 'sure old' responses is based on a different process (recollection) than for items with subsequent 'unsure old' responses (familiarity).