Sentence examples for memory stabilization from inspiring English sources

van Dongen, E. V. et al. Memory stabilization with targeted reactivation during human slow-wave sleep.

Our findings suggest a sleep-mediated benefit for emotional memory stabilization, but only for the spatial, contextual aspect of negative memories.

Indeed, motor memory stabilization in adult humans relies upon intermittent practice [72], as in songbirds [44].

It may be the case that memory consolidation processes proceed at a much faster rate, and memory stabilization is attained much earlier, in children compared to 17-year-olds and adults.

Studies focusing on medial temporal lobe regions have revealed a role of LTD in memory stabilization (in the amygdala) (Migues et al. 2010) and recognition memory (in the perirhinal cortex) (Winters & Bussey 2005), implicating LTD in the development and maintenance of knowledge representations.

These findings are interpreted in the following terms: retrieval induced by re-exposure to the training context provokes NF-κB activation as part of the molecular processes required for long-term memory re-stabilization.

Finally, we show that in the locally shared memory model, snap-stabilization is as expressive as self-stabilization by designing a universal transformer to provide a snap-stabilizing version of any algorithm that can be self-stabilized with the transformer of Katz and Perry (1993) [28].

These NMDAR-rich and AMPAR-poor spines in developing neurons are characteristic of immature spines that can undergo stabilization for memory formation and storage (Bourne and Harris, 2007).

Persistent long-term memory depends on successful stabilization and integration of new memories after initial encoding [1, 2].

A real camera teems with compelling features that most phones lack: optical zoom, big sensor, image stabilization, removable memory cards, removable batteries and decent ergonomics.

Here we show that the memory trace that causes stabilization reflects not just the latest percept, but perception during a much longer period.