Sentence examples for representing memory from inspiring English sources

The visuals are highly inventive, representing memory as a vast archive through which cleaners make occasional sweeps, chucking out names of US presidents and everything Riley ever learned on the piano.

Let ( sigma ^{P_{a}} in mathbb {N}_{0}^{|P_{a}|} ) and ( sigma ^{M} in mathbb {N}_{0}^{|M|} ) be the vectors representing memory required by application profiles and memory provided by memory types, respectively.

That is, without necessarily representing memory states in and of themselves, the attractor states allow the network, which represents working memory and its complementary functions, to become active and behave with the necessary dynamics to mediate cross-temporal contingencies.

These results strongly advocate for a correlation between cortical demyelination and neurodegeneration, potentially representing memory deficits in MS patients.

In sum, these results provide a strong line of causal evidence on the conditions under which the DLPFC is effectively connected to visual regions representing memory targets during WM, with additional conclusions able to be made on the mechanism by which a control region protects memory targets (i.e., via their enhancement).

These nurses gave oral information about the study to various professional care providers working in different types of care settings, representing memory clinics, home care, day care and nursing homes, all providing care for persons in different stages of the disease progress.

So will representing memories (with all their complex "multi-media" data).

Representing memories in this way not only reminds people of their social history without visiting a place specially, but also provides a correlation and helps to develop an empathy with citizens and strengthens urban memory.

There's a bunch of brightly colored balls representing memories.

He plans to investigate how neural ensembles represent memory.

r3 series represent memory optimized amazon instances and are recommended for memory bound applications such as high performance databases and distributed cache, in-memory analytics, genome assembly, and larger deployments of SAP.