Sentence examples for memory rule from inspiring English sources

The term of cognitive mechanism system which is composed from rule base and reinforcement self-learning algorithm explain all of the deliberative events such as learning, reasoning and memory (rule spaces) of the autonomous mobile robot.

The Menegotto Pinto (1973) steel model with Filippou et al. (1983) hardening rules and Fragiadakis et al. (2008) additional memory rule for higher numerical instability/accuracy under transient seismic loading was used for the reinforcing steel material.

Some general descriptions of reaction rules including the set of clonal selection rules and the set of immune memory rules are introduced in PAIS.

Close correlations have been demonstrated between this cortical cholinergic dysfunction in PDD and worsening scores on tests of working memory, rule-switching and response inhibition (Bohnen et al., 2006), all of which require a strong attentional component.

This is likely a specific impairment in spatial working memory since the training phase results indicated intact acquisition of reference memory rules, making a general impairment in learning capability unlikely.

The training phase (8 arms open, 8 arms baited) of the radial arm maze demonstrated that both R26CT and R26CT-CRE mice have intact spatial learning and navigation since both genotypes learn the reference memory rules associated with completion of the radial arm maze training task.

Angels, and memories, rule.

Furthermore, this algorithm then feeds in the pre-input word collection as input into the inference engine which has in its memory the rule set and ontology-based lexicon developed.

In the proposed HHS algorithm, a novel harmony improvisation mechanism is developed with the modified memory consideration rule and the global-best pitch adjustment scheme to enhance the global exploration.

"We used to think that everybody uses categories in the same way, that logic plays the same kind of role for everyone in the understanding of everyday life, that memory, perception, rule application and so on are the same," Dr. Nisbett said.

The findings of this study fit squarely with the hub-and-spoke model of semantic memory and rule out the other models.