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To ensure that the observed correlations between auditory working memory and SIN performance (QuickSIN and HINT) were not an artifact of musicians' enhanced auditory working memory, we defined the relationships between these variables for the musician and non-musician group through separate analyses.

Spatial memory, which we define as memory for locations in a visual scene, is thought to play an important role in the successful resumption of an interrupted visual search task.

Using the relational memory described above, we define a memory architecture.

We defined the corrected lure recognition rate as the gist memory of the DRM paradigm; item-specific memory was defined by subtracting the number of 'old' responses for critical lures from the number of 'old' responses for targets.

And it has laid the foundation for understanding how time, place and experience are melded as we form the memories by which we define ourselves.

To quantify this concept, we define memory orthogonality between two pathway readouts Y1 and Y2 to be: Memorth(M;(Y1,Y2)) ≡ (I(M;(Y1,Y2))-max(I(M Y1),I(M Y2)))/min(I(M Y1),I(M Y2)), where M is cell history and I is mutual information.

We define 'epigenetic memory' as the retention of gene transcription patterns in a nucleus after the induction of new gene expression has occurred.

Following [12], we define the memory content of the GEC in link as, which signifies the persistence of the channel in remaining in the same state.

We define the memory cost of source codes as C mc = 1 − C e / ( 1 + R sc ) C s = 1 − C e C s ( 1 + R sc ).

In order to improve the learning efficiency we define a temporal memory into the learning process.

Following Sydney Shoemaker (1970) and Derek Parfit (1984), one can introduce a more inclusive memory relation, called quasi-memory, or q-memory, defined so that it does not presuppose identity.