Interpreters, who must meet minimum standards of proficiency in both English and a community language, are also trained in skills such as memory retention, turn taking, appropriate terminology and the degree of formality to be used in a given interpreting situation [ 5].
The switch in terminology between short-term memory and working memory reflects this belief in the importance of using this mechanism for performing mental work.
Moreover, they show that the transition time between this fractious regime FR to the stochastically stable state EQ can be enormously long and this time grows exponentially with the number of agents and their memory length -i.e in their terminology: ergodicity is broken.
Using previous terminology for the stages of memory recall, our shorter-term recall via the right antenna is referred to as mid-term memory, whereas the 23-hour recall is definitely long-term memory [16].
A rough consensus has emerged among philosophers and psychologists around one promising, more-or-less unified terminology for the forms of long-term memory.
Our goal is to increase productivity of translators and project managers using an effective innovative Translation Memory technology supplemented by the whole range of linguistic products, e.g. terminology management, machine translation, QA, integration APIs, etc".
This is revealed not merely in his striking deployment of decidedly Humean terminology when, for instance, he contrasts the perception and the memory of a thing in terms of "vividness" (Bain 1903: 42).
Olton et al. (1979) adopted terminology used by Honig (1978) to suggest that spatial working memory could be distinguished as a separate process from spatial reference memory.
Moore and Cahill (2013, p. 78) refer to the observed lack of usage of explicit dementia-related terminology as talking 'covertly about the illness using euphemisms such as "memory problems" or "confusion"'.
But dreams also add memory elements that are not frightening — "non-aversive," in Levin and Nielsen's behaviorist terminology.
