Sentence examples for memory traces stored from inspiring English sources

Such transactions between the environment and the individual may be said to exert an integrating and organizing influence upon memory traces stored in the nervous system and to affect the patterns in which sensory engrams are activated to produce experiences called images, fantasies, dreams, or hallucinations, as well as the emotions associated with these patterns.

Although there are diverging views as to whether some memory traces are stored in the hippocampus there is widespread agreement that the hippocampus is required for the formation, consolidation and/or retrieval of semantic, autobiographical, episodic, implicit and procedural memories [see 15 for a discussion], [16].

Although it is difficult to explain this finding from the available data, there is a possibility that the right anterior hippocampus plays a role in relatively rough judgment of episodic familiarity without access to memory fragments of perceptual traces stored in other cortical areas.

Thus, DDs should match with the acoustic information stored in the auditory memory traces established by the preceding chords at least as well as final tonics.

But where are these visual traces stored?

Could memory traces be discovered?

Does the brain retrieve a single memory trace or multiple memory traces upon a cued signal?

Can we decode neural populations' memory traces as the subjects form and recall memories?

It has been reported that some type of olfactory memory traces can be stored in the projection neurons independent of the MB [42].

This updating may occur through memory reconsolidation, i.e. the process by which the act of memory retrieval appears to destabilize previously stored memory traces and thereby enable them to be strengthened or to incorporate new information (Wang and Morris 2010).

Thus, we speculate that the transient increase in alpha power after spindle onset for memory enhancers may reflect access to the stored memory traces which enables re-activation and consolidation of the accessed information.