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memory trace

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memory trace [′mem·rē ′trās]
(physiology)
(psychology)
An experience intentionally forgotten but not fully repressed, which may result in the development of a neurotic conflict.


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They propose that the birth of new neurons promotes the gradual loss of memory traces from the hippocampus as those memories are transferred elsewhere in the brain for permanent storage.
Proposed VLSI Architecture There are two types of architectures for the implementation of Viterbi decoder: register exchange method and memory trace back method.
They did what the research at Vanderbilt University indicated, mental imagery leads to a short-term memory trace (engrams).
 
 
 
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