Sentence examples for refer to memory from inspiring English sources

The problem tackled here takes root from the one considered in [Proceedings of the ACM SIGPLAN '91 Conf. on Programming Language Design and Implementation, 1991. p. 256] in which the leaves of the expression trees all refer to memory locations.

A modernized version of the tune from last year updates the lyrics to refer to memories of "rock 'n' roll and hip-hop," but that's about as cutting edge as it gets.

Until now we have used the term declarative memory to refer to memories that depend upon the hippocampus.

For complex or uncertain diagnoses, patients should be referred to memory clinics; otherwise they and their carers are offered support and care within the primary-care setting.

In the latter, reduction in inhibitory control during aging (in its access, deletion or restraint functions) is associated with poorer performance on a variety of tasks referring to memory, comprehension or language [Hasher, Zacks and May (16)].

Cognitively, episodic memory refers to memory of episodic events, and it is the major type of memory we encode in our daily life.

In contrast, semantic memory refers to memory of facts and knowledge that are no longer ascribable to a particular occasion in life (without necessarily remembering where and when a person acquires it) [32].

In HRQOL research, recall bias refers to memory distortion; that is if patients incorrectly recall their health condition at T1 [ 27, 28].