How one perceives the self will undoubtedly inform how introspective a piece of writing culled from traces of experiences will be.
The content of the dream was said to derive from such stimuli as urinary pressure in the bladder, traces of experiences from the previous day (day residues), and associated infantile memories.
Adult neurogenesis in brain in mammals or birds seems to play a role in establishing a temporal order of events by clearing out old traces of experiences and consolidating new memory [39].
"The Feature" plunges into this memory bank, chasing down fleeting emotions, privileged moments, traces of faded experience.
Memory, which is central to all cognitive processes, involves both the storage of traces of past experience and the retrieval of that stored information at a later time.
In the case where changes in the mental stream occasion in the absence of any sensory stimulus, these are said to be the result of unconscious traces of past experience rather than endogenous to mind itself.
In contrast, indirect measures try to measure participants' implicit attitudes, which Greenwald and Banaji [33] describe as "introspectively unidentified (or inaccurately identified) traces of past experience that mediate favorable or unfavorable feeling, thought, or action toward social objects" (p. 8).
Unified pre- and postsynaptically expressed STDP thus allows for learning of new information while retaining hidden traces of prior experience.
The alaya-vijnana contains stored traces of past experiences, both pure and defiled seeds.
Although Molaison couldn't recall events that occurred after the surgery, he unconsciously retained traces of new experiences.
Global-matching models of memory argue that knowledge emerges from the interaction between presented cues and traces of past experiences.
