Sentence examples for to form a memory from inspiring English sources

But I didn't understand why a thing like that — the complete chemical production required to form a memory — would happen just once.

This is relevant to our experimental results, as modeling work showed that STDP is sufficient to form a memory trace from recurrent random inputs66.

A rule of thumb has arisen in the sleep field that approximately 5 min of continuous wakefulness are required to form a memory for an awakening.

The key is that when neurons become active to form a memory, they produce specific proteins, which can be tagged with other light-emitting proteins by genetic engineering of the respective genes.

This surprising finding, reported in tomorrow's issue of Nature, suggests that the protein, an integrin, may help physically rearrange neurons as they rewire to form a memory.

The team reports today in PLOS ONE that whereas snails trained after spending time in an environment with just one stressor were able to remember the training for minutes or even hours, snails that were exposed to the multistressor environment were not able to form a memory of it at all; they came up for air despite their training.

If the team's hypothesis is correct, activating the old memory of the bland room would interfere with the mice's ability to form a new memory about the bad cage.

This is a story of a patient with epilepsy in the 1950s: he was one of the first people to have brain surgery for it, but it left him with no memory whatsoever, so from the day of his operation he was never again able to form a new memory.

You think about the information or rehearse it in your mind in order to form a strong memory of it, and in order to connect it to other things that you remember. .

Thus, both groups were able to learn the discrimination task and to form a stable memory of it.

Third, the animal has to be able to adapt to environmental changes and to form a sensory memory of new stimuli.