"By making it more elaborative, they're showing children that good memories are structured, they have a context, a chronological structure, they have important emotional points," she said.
If apes' memories were structured in a where what when fashion, they would have confused the time at which the two baiting events took place and, therefore, they would neither have been able to use their perishability knowledge to choose the frozen juice after 5 min nor would have avoided choosing the frozen juice baited 1 h earlier.
Their listless longing and sighing in fields of grass almost gives the film a restlessness reminiscent of Badlands (sorry, Terrence Malick), and the story is structured around memory and the sensation of churning over the ghosts and shadows of the past.
Gale and Marsden [ 38] described their model as a perception of a diagnostic challenge, which is dependent upon the way knowledge is structured in memory.
JW: You talk about memory and the way the film is structured; the collages you create between image and sound are another way of invoking memory.
Because both video streams are synchronized at the pixel level, external memory accesses can be structured to reduce the memory bandwidth requirements.
The memory recall task was structured such that, on 75% of trials, listeners were presented with a valid probe; that is, the probe was a sound source that was present in both scene A and scene X, and thus was always one of the non-changing background sources, and never the change item itself.
The memory is assumed to be structured in a hierarchy of successive memory systems that mediate the modularly defined processing components of the recognition system.
MHP/RT describes a cyclic process of action selection and memorization while one lives in the world, and the memory is gradually structured as multi-dimensional frames as one interacts with the environment.
