Perhaps Mr. Rosenblatt is commenting on the bland lives of some city dwellers, or maybe the couple's repeated memory lapses are symptoms of dementia.
He spent the next five hours explaining — through repeated memory failure and a steady refusal to acknowledge the contradictions and lies in which he kept entangling himself — why he bore no responsibility for anything else.
"We take for granted this highly repeated memory storage that allows us to function so well," Dr. Gary Small, the director of U.C.L.A.'s Memory and Aging Research Center, and the author of "iBrain: Surviving the Technological Alteration of the Modern Mind," said last week, after first asking if he could switch to another line and repeating his caller's number aloud, to exercise his frontal lobe.
This is generally a favorable thing to do—also for numpy arrays as this saves the costs for repeated memory allocation.
On the basis of this impression and repeated memory, indifferent features are excluded, while telling features are stressed and refractory ones de-emphasized.
No matter what cognitive level they start at, those with higher levels of brain-stimulating activity decline at a slower rate, according to a 2007 neurology study that gave repeated memory tests to 700 old people.
Lawyers who worked in front of Owen began questioning his fitness after he demonstrated repeated memory lapses on the bench, including apparently not knowing what e-mail was in a 2007 case.
Participants were also instructed not to repeat memories or to describe memories of events occurring in the last 12 months.
In the test phase participants were given 30s to respond to each cue word and were requested not to repeat memories or retrieve memories of events occurring in the past 7 days.
Error scores (total, working memory, reference memory, initial and repeated reference memory), latency and average turn angle were independently assessed using a 2 × 14 repeated measures ANOVA.
