Sentence examples for memory trace of from inspiring English sources
The memory trace of this stage is very low and scales as O ( N v ).
Suppose I volunteered to have your memory trace of walking in Antarctica implanted in me (and I myself had never been there), and I woke up having that q-memory of walking in the bitter cold and deep snow.
Were someone else's memory trace of doing something immoral copied into my brain (so that I "remembered" that person's action), it would be silly to think that it was mine for purposes of accountability, or that I was somehow thereby identical to the performer of that action (Schechtman 2005, 12).
However, Houk׳s proposed cellular model fails to account for the time delay between the dopaminergic and glutamatergic activity required for reward-related learning and also fails to explain the 'eligibility trace' condition needed in delayed tasks of associative conditioning in which a memory trace of the antecedent signal is needed at the time of a succeeding reward.
Suggesting the memory trace of imagery is less sensitive to background luminance as compared to the imagery generation process.
In a recent human study [5], it was shown that SI cortex retained a memory trace of the tactile stimulus for a short period.
Nothing else has harnessed the accumulated energies and memory traces of the civilization with so much intelligence and originality.
As the long "memory traces" of mankind — Warburg referred to these as "engrams" — reach us through recurring images, we can be overwhelmed by them or we can organize them.
Learning consists of laying down memory traces of such peaks.
We conclude that GBA is important for controlling and organizing memory traces of relational information in both short-term binding and long-term memory, while frontal occipital coherence in the beta band may facilitate familiarity processes.
This study was designed to examine the role of retroactive interference (RI) as a potential countermeasure that may weaken memory traces of the concealed items and attenuate the physiological responses elicited by them.
