Sentence examples for processing and consolidation from inspiring English sources

This work presents, therefore, the development of a low-cost device that combines the Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) additive manufacturing technique together with the processing and consolidation of thermoplastic prepregs yarns for manufacturing parts made of polyamide reinforced with carbon fibers without need of post-processing operations.

Research shows that memory processing and consolidation occur in sleep and it has a key role in learning and problem solving.

Ecologically-imposed needs for increased memory capacity should be reflected by an increase in the size of brain structures that are responsible for memory processing and consolidation [17].

In this study, we aimed at investigating the role of sleep for the post-training processing and consolidation of the spatial and contextual memory components engaged in virtual navigation.

Given the role of the hippocampus in memory acquisition, processing and consolidation (reviewed in [12], [13]), inflammation within the structure likely contributes to memory and cognitive deficits with age and/or AD.

It is well known that newly emerged bees are able to acquire and store odor-rewarded information in an associative manner [10], [13], a process that induces changes in the olfactory circuits of the antennal lobe, affecting both the processing and consolidation of odor information [27], [28].

Given these findings, it has been suggested that a major source of individual variability in AB magnitude may lie in processes of selective attention that are involved in determining which objects are selected for further processing and memory consolidation [22].

The role of dreaming is thought to have importance for cognition, associated with mental processing and memory consolidation.

The present study was designed to assess the effects of stress-induced cortisol elevations on (1) the type of memory processing (encoding, consolidation and retrieval), and (2) on the emotional valence of the material under study.

These aspects provide evidence in support of the idea that repetition is an important precursor to learning processes [ 52], as well as to Craik and Lockhart's [ 53] theory that deep processing promotes consolidation and inclusion in an associative knowledge network.

Short-term memories for past experiences are consolidated over time [31 35] and the processing and metabolic demands of consolidation must be met by the resting brain [8].