remote memory

Doctors check both recent and remote memory in testing patients for Alzheimer's.

When his mind finally returns to the operating room, he writes, "Time seemed to me a remote memory."

"When people get to that age," he said, "recent memory isn't as good, but remote memories tend to become even more vivid."

"Immediate recall ability is usually preserved, as is remote memory.

They discovered one of the first molecular manipulations that disrupts specifically remote memory.

As telecom industries around the world became deregulated, remote memory cards were issued in various countries.

The two had only fairly remote memories of their grandfather, from a time when they had been really only children.

Remote memory phonecards can be used from any tone-mode phone and do not require special card readers.

The trials of her life were part of the past, remote memories of cruelty and death.

In general, remote memory phonecards can be issued by any company and come in countless varieties.

Long-term memory (called remote memory by scientists) involves information that is likely to be retained for a lifetime.

They found that the hippocampus does not substantially contribute to the recollection of remote memories after a period of a few years.

Kiche was a remote memory.

In an instant, the months of separation fell away, the yearning undertone of their many letters to each other now a remote memory only.

I thought of her often-but as a remote memory, and now I was thinking of her as a person.

Remote memory phonecards are in essence text; requiring an access number, a unique PIN and instructions.

The second main technology of phonecards is remote memory, which uses a toll or toll-free access number to reach the database and check for balance on product.

Finally, they state that the initial interview in the scanner acted as an encoding event as such differences between recent and remote memories would be obscured.

In a NUMA architecture, processors may access local memory quickly and remote memory more slowly.

More recent memories are likely to be forgotten than remote memories, for "memory loss shows a temporal gradient with greater sparing of items from earlier years."

Paul Frankland and colleagues in the Silva laboratory explored the molecular and cellular underpinnings of remote memory consolidation.

Nimai, with a broken marriage before him, a marriage that exists only in remote memory, feels particularly jealous of Balaram because he has Uttara.

Up the bleak moun- tainside plodded the pilgrims, and the city Kouhila, the glass-hulled yacht, the green and gold wagon were only remote memories.

Long-term use of benzodiazepines can worsen pre-existing depression and anxiety and may potentially also cause dementia with impairments in recent and remote memory functions.

It states that there is a time gradient in retrograde amnesia, so that recent memories are more likely to be lost than the more remote memories.