Sentence examples for memory spanning from inspiring English sources

Another model developed by Hopfield proposes that a low gamma external current provides encoding neurons with reliable timing and dynamical memory spanning up to 200 ms, a long enough window to integrate information over a full syllable (Hopfield, 2004).

In most studies, short-term memory is generally regarded as memory spanning from seconds to several minutes or hours, while long-term memory is usually last from hours to several days or longer (Nagai et al., 2007; Euston et al., 2012).

When he died, in 1940, Graham Greene wrote that it felt like "the obscure death of a veteran – an impossibly Napoleonic veteran, say, whose immense memory spanned the period from Jena to Sedan".

The working (or short-term memory) spans a short time interval (approx. 30 s) and contains everything an individual thinks or perceives.

"This day brings so many memories, memories spanning 23 years.

Natural memories span the senses.

She also conducted over 40 oral histories with mahjong players whose memories span its initial popularity in the 1920s to its heyday in postwar Jewish communities.

My memories span campaigns, Senate hearings, radio broadcasts, martinis, dinners, birthdays, and bat mitzvahs.

Working memory span did not affect appointment recall.

Results showed that the high memory span group outperformed the low memory span group for both tests.

It ranged from 1 to 3 for the low memory span group and from 5 to 7 for the high memory span group.