Sentence examples for memory traces argue from inspiring English sources

In fact many critics of memory traces argue that representative realism is fundamentally flawed even if it does not posit awareness of representations themselves.

The authors state that short-memory trace is required to generate the weak memory trace which lasts longer, yet the authors claim that the two memory traces are parallel.

It is possible that different short-term memory traces are necessary for trace conditioning and recency-dependent recognition.

We also felt that the rational for the two parallel memory traces are not clear.

In animals and humans memory traces are reinforced through neural reactivation and trimmed through synaptic downscaling.

Older memory traces are "weaker" due either to decay processes or retroactive interference.

We can often remember without having any such traces in our current external environment, such as photographs or words written in a diary: so many philosophers and scientists have argued that memory traces or representations are retained within the individual.

Hintzman (2011) argues that these complex memory traces incorporate the earlier stimuli into the representations of the later episode through recursive reminding and this incorporation results in the mnemonic benefits seen for related items.

If we retain memory traces, to account for causal continuity between past and present, but argue that they are not stored in fixed and independent form in the brain, then what form do traces take?

We argue that the formation and automatic retrieval of memory traces offers a mechanism to produce such predictions.

The concept of glocal memory (i.e. memory involving systematic coordination between localized memory traces and globalized dynamical-attractor-based memory traces) is reviewed, and is argued to be a critical principle for the design of artificial brains and artificial general intelligence systems.