Sentence examples for memory influences and from inspiring English sources

We evaluated three models of bearded capuchin monkey, Sapajus libidinosus, movement decisions that incorporated varying degrees of landscape and memory influences, and we conducted a field experiment using a novel call-back technique to test these influences.

"Memories, influences and experiences we can bring back and reimagine with the ingredients of California".

The world champion shares with T personal images of some of his memories, influences and favorite things.

Modelling memory and especially how can memory be manipulated and how the memory influences choices and thus transitions between states is not easy.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08417.007 Previous work in area V4 has shown that working memory influences theta power and the phase synchronization between spikes and LFPs (Lee et al., 2005) and theta coupling between areas V4 and prefrontal cortex.

The fractional derivative has good memory influences compared with the ordinary calculus.

Emotions as well as the physical senses shape the basic processes of perception and memory and influence the ways in which people conceive and interpret the world around them (psychologists have long known that what one notices and remembers depends to a great extent on what it is one cares about).

While Room 8 made his legacy strictly in the terrestrial realm, he paved the way for famous cats of the future and his memory and influence remains strong.

We tested the ideas put forward by Ullman (2004) that "the cerebellum is expected to be involved in the search of lexical items, and possibly in the error-based learning of the rules that underlie the regularities of complex structures" through the proposed role in phonological working memory and influence upon Broca's region (Desmond and Fiez, 1998).

Translated to the present context this means that although an individual may consider the proposition 'spiders are negative' to be inaccurate, associations between spiders and negative attributes may nevertheless be activated in memory and influence behavior.

A spurious yellow card or misguided disqualification, and the angry reaction it inspires from the crowd, will linger in an official's memory and influence his next move.What remains to be worked out more precisely is whether officials try and please spectators in the immediate area, or whether loudly-voiced views convince them to act in a particular way.