Sentences with phrase «retrieve memory»

«When we retrieve a memory, a window of opportunity is opened which allows memory to be manipulated for several hours.

Every few weeks Moriarty would retrieve the memory cards from about 30 cameras and download their contents onto her computer.

«If we want to be able to retrieve a memory later, you want to build a rich web.

Then, mice were placed in a different textured box into which researchers played the tone to retrieve the memory of the situation the day before.

Yan - Xue Xue of Peking University in Beijing, China, and colleagues got people recovering from heroin addiction to retrieve the memory of their addiction by watching a video of the drug being used.

The ability to retrieve a memory decays exponentially, and after only a month more than 85 per cent of our experiences will have slipped beyond reach, unless boosted by artificial aids such as diaries and photographs.

Now you retrieve the memory and store it with new information.

In experiments with animals, if we retrieve a memory and inject a drug that blocks the molecular process that leads to storage, the memory is lost.

The child who is older than three can retrieve memory of difficult experiences and with the help of a sympathetic ear, resolve and mitigate these stressful experiences.

Like the abililty to put down and retrieve memories.

The hippocampus, for example, helps us encode and retrieve memories.

Does this impact forming or retrieving memories?

The opportunity for erasure occurs during the act of retrieving a memory because that's when the memory is being updated and stabilized again for long - term storage.

«An important next step will be to investigate how chronic sleep loss and or more chronic stress may interact to impair the ability to retrieve memories that are consolidated during sleep,» says Jonathan Cedernaes.

But careful analysis of the volunteers» eye movements, combined with measurements of brain activity using functional magnetic resonance imaging, revealed that the hippocampus was often retrieving memories even if these recollections didn't make it to the level of consciousness.

«The process of retrieving a memory alters that memory in anticipation of demands we may encounter in the future.»

«When we recall a recent birthday party, for example, the brain likely activates a number of different systems, such as a system that is responsible for retrieving memory of events, a system that is responsible for building a vivid scene in our mind, and a system that is responsible for moving back in time.

A protein that can switch shapes and accumulate inside brain cells helps fruit flies form and retrieve memories, a new study finds.

The researchers later replayed the sounds, forcing the rats to retrieve the memories.

Since Ancient Greece, memory theorists have known that we use context — or the situation we're in, including sights, sounds, smells, where we are, who we are with — to organize and retrieve our memories.

By simply retrieving these memories, you are reinforcing how you remember this event.

Six weeks after the initial conditioning and two weeks after the initial erasure, engineered mice treated so they expressed normal levels of α - CaMKII could not retrieve memories of the shock.

An important aspect of this work was the discovery of a unique neural network in the brain that has come to be known as the default network — a network of parts of the brain that are active when someone is involved in internal thoughts, such as daydreaming or retrieving memories.

Instead, retrieving a memory requires what the scientists call a «detour circuit» in the hippocampus's subiculum, located just off the main memory - formation circuit.

Neurogenesis in the DG occurs throughout adult life and supports the hippocampus's crucial functions in storing and retrieving memories.

In normal age - related memory loss, you may have trouble retrieving memories from long - term storage.

Therefore, strengthening synapses can help restore the brain's capacity for encoding, storing and retrieving memories.

The evidence, including the film's trailer, suggests a flick that blends The Thomas Crown Affair with Inception, following a man involved with art theft as folks try to retrieve memories from his brain.

Matt Damon is back on the screen to reprise his role of Jason Bourne, who is a government assassin, now on the run and trying to retrieve his memories.

Amnesia, also known as «amnestic syndrome,» refers to a person's inability to retrieve memories or pieces of information from the brain and occurs when the areas of the brain responsible for recovering stored information become compromised by physical or psychological damage.

Unfortunately, even though we may have an easier time retrieving the memory, the «highlighter» associated with emotion doesn't mean the memory is more accurate.

Our perception is shaped by all sorts of things: our knowledge, our mood, the social context, our physical perspective, even our vocabulary (the language we have available seems to affect the way we encode and retrieve memories).

Research has shown that one of the main roles of the hippocampus is to create and retrieve memories.

Not exact matches

Learn how the world's top memory experts concentrate and retrieve any information at will.

They need not depend on innovation or improvisation but rather simply retrieve what is already imprinted on their memories.

For that reason it is important also that we retrieve and hold in our memory the forgotten sufferings of the past.

Weekends will assume a deeper meaning, and thoughts of summer holidays and World Cups in far flung lands, will fade hazily into the memory banks, perhaps retrieved and discussed at some later date, when other matters appear less pressing.

We are bombarded by so much advice, it is difficult to retrieve «to do's» from our cluttered memory banks especially when faced with parenting challenges.

This was a big one, I had to constantly try to remember stuff, I mean retrieving information from my memory even when I don't need them.

«Calculations are carried out, something is stored in the main memory or retrieved from the hard disk.

With existing private - browsing sessions, Wang explains, a browser will retrieve data much as it always does and load it into memory.

When a memory is formed it is consolidated, but each time it's retrieved it becomes unstable again.

Working memory is the ability to learn, retain and retrieve bits of information we all need in the short term: items on a grocery list or driving directions, for example.

Nerve cells in our brains work together in harmony to store and retrieve short - term memory, and are not solo artists as previously thought, Western - led brain research has determined.

Adam Sachs (left) and Julio Martinez - Trujillo (right) have discovered that nerve cells in the brain work together to store and retrieve short - term memory.

Could the Boskop brain have achieved the ability to retrieve one memory while effortlessly processing others in the background, a split - screen effect enabling far more power of attention?

These memories seem to remain intact later in life, although how they are retrieved is a mystery.

We can retrieve such memories quickly and voluntarily.

Because ever large amounts of data are being stored and retrieved «the writing time has been rapidly becoming a limiting factor with conventional memories,» Song told New Scientist.

An assistant professor in the School of Psychology uses the functional MRI scanner at the Georgia State / Georgia Tech Center for Advanced Brain Imaging to measure activity from thousands of neurons in the brain at the same time while subjects try to retrieve episodic memories.