This ubiquitous form of memory is shared across animal species, making it an important target for neuroscientific investigation.
We have, indeed, arrived at the era of ubiquitous computing: Processors and memory are in just about every mobile phone, TV, copier, stereo, fax, camera and burglar alarm.
We have, indeed, arrived at the era of ubiquitous computing: Processors and memory are in just about every mobile phone, television, copier, stereo, fax, camera and burglar alarm.
So instead she found her way as a songwriter, becoming one of the more successful and ubiquitous pop engines in recent memory, responsible for hits by Celine Dion, Pink, Kelly Clarkson and Christina Aguilera.
Computers with multiple processor cores using shared memory are now ubiquitous.
The human hippocampus is a key target of many imaging studies given its capacity for neurogenesis, role in long term potentiation and memory, and nearly ubiquitous involvement in neurological and psychiatric conditions.
And much as our taste for sugar and fat may have served us well in a world of scarce nutrition but is maladaptive in a world of ubiquitous fast-food joints, our memories aren't perfectly suited for our contemporary information age.
Personal entries by everyone from Skrillex, to Kate Upton, the Bushes, Martha Stewert and yes, all of these wonderful people made it one of the most ubiquitous and strange phenomenon in recent memory.
Mr. Song would go on to star in "The Foul King" before becoming one of Korean film's most ubiquitous faces in movies like "Joint Security Area," "Memories of Murder" and "The Host" (as well as "The Good, the Bad, the Weird").
At a time when the confessional tone has become ubiquitous, Lively skilfully plays with ideas around memory.
