Sentence examples for memory in other from inspiring English sources

Other scientists have followed Dr. Clayton's lead and have searched for signs of episodic-like memory in other animals.

Improvement in working memory, in other words, transferred to improvement on a task the children weren't training for.

The first name on the teamsheet might not initially ring many bells, but Lewis Tierney could jog the memory in other ways.

You don't get better at remembering faces by practicing remembering digits, and even if you train to become a world-class chess master you won't necessarily develop a better memory in other areas of your life.

There is perhaps more sense in saying that we belong to our memories, that memory, in other words, provides the home in which we can be and become ourselves (2015, 31, emphasis original).

It makes the claim, for instance, that the global "security environment" has become "more complex and volatile than any we have experienced in recent memory". In other words, be afraid, very afraid.

These attacks are performed by malicious peripherals that make read or write accesses to DRAM memory or to memory embedded in other peripherals, through DMA (Direct Memory Access) requests.

The mass shooting has stirred painful memories in other places of worship that have been the setting of attacks.

After correcting for age at the time of memories (in other words, trying to take account of the lunacy of youth) the researchers identified a clear pattern: people dated their memories of moral failings about 10 years earlier, on average, than their memories of good deeds, according to Jessica R. Escobedo, co-author of the paper with Ralph Adolphs.

The electric shock served as potent aversive reinforcement and induced aversive visual memory at a signal to noise ratio comparable to visual memories in other paradigms.

We identified a set of genes with differential expression 24 hr after training that were previously associated with the formation of long-term conditioned courtship memory or in other forms of associative memory (Table 1).