Sentence examples for retrieval of items from inspiring English sources

This could indicate more general emotional arousal or motivational significance in the PTSD group when successfully retrieving non-traumatic episodic information, but not specifically associated with retrieval of items of a particular valence class.

As such, this scenario covers point (2) ("retrieval of items that cannot be explicitly described but will be recognized once retrieved") of Toms's ways of information retrieval [1].

Websites with large collections of items need to support three ways of information retrieval: (1) retrieval of familiar items; (2) retrieval of items that cannot be explicitly described, but will be recognized once retrieved; and (3) serendipitous discovery [1].

We take information foraging to model points (2) and (3) ("retrieval of items that cannot be explicitly described but will be recognized once retrieved" and "serendipitous discovery") of Toms's ways of information retrieval [1].

Berrypicking can be though of as covering points (2) ("retrieval of items that cannot be explicitly described but will be recognized once retrieved" and (3) (serendipitous discovery) of Toms's ways of information retrieval [1]: the bit-at-a-time retrieval could aim at rediscovering a specific item or at serendipitously exploring items until an adequate item is found.

Critically, prefrontal cortex was selectively enhanced to retrieval from activated portions of LTM whereas the hippocampus was associated with retrieval of items within putative 4 ± 1 capacity limits.

We measured regional cerebral blood flow by positron emission tomography during initial encoding and subsequent retrieval of item, location, and time information.

If participants failed to retrieve item and/or source information of the target words, which were encoded in the Punishment condition, they were penalized (incorrect retrieval of item: −50 yen and incorrect retrieval of source: −50 yen for 1 trial).

Participants were rewarded if they could successfully retrieve item and/or source information of target words when they were encoded in the Reward condition (correct retrieval of item: +50 yen and correct retrieval of source: +50 yen for 1 trial).

Second, retrieval of item i + 1 after a user has responded to item i requires only traversal of the binary tree to depth i + 1, which is bound by O log2 2 i +1) =  O(i + 1) =  O(i).

This second line of evidence underpins the notion that the hippocampus supports the contextual retrieval of episodic memory (required in recall tasks), whereas adjacent structures like the perirhinal cortex support the retrieval of item information, a form of retrieval that supports recognition related familiarity, which is not beneficial in recall tasks.