The neuroethics of memory

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... in different tasks. The memory region specified by address in the vm_allocate_with_pager call will be mapped to the specifiedoffset in the memory object. The offset into the memory object is not ... message with the server to get access to the array and, ifother clients had already referenced the data of the array, the physical memory cache of the array would be directlyaccessible to the client ... between CPUs in the Butterfly is by means of a Butterfly Switch, the complexity of which increases only as the logarithm of the number of processors. The Butterfly makes no use of cache memory and...

... with the strength of the memory trace left by the stimuli presented during the learning phase.Thus, we defined the strength of the memory trace produced by each targetstimulus as the sum of hits ... application in the field of psychology of art. The next question con-cerned the choice of semantic scales. Eysenck (1940) argued for the existence of ageneral factor of aesthetic experience, ... the intention of producing a work of art. The experiment reported in this article isclearly in line with the latter trend. Second, despite the fact that much of the effort put into the research of aesthetic...

... For each of the steps 1, 2 and 3 we proceed as follows:1. compare the training corpus to the output of the parser on the strings of the corpus, after apply-ing the transformations of the previous ... 1: Example of (a) the Penn Treebank WSJ annotation, (b) the output of Charniak’s parser, and the results of the conversion to dependency structures of (c) the Penn tree and of (d) the parser’s ... included: the head ( ) and dependent ( ), their POS tags; the leftmost dependent of and its POS; the head of ( ), its POS and the label of the dependency ; the closest left and right siblings of (depen-dents...

... or object) of arbitrary np’sin (13) from the directionality (the subject on the left and the object on the right). With these rea-sons, I therefore adapted the notions of MICG’s memory modalities ... SVCs: the series of V1to V3and the series of V4to V5, be-cause they do not share their tenses. The direc-tional verb ‘go’ performs as an adverb identi-fying the outward direction of the ... restricting the power of the gap-resolution connective, the two stacks of the daugh-ters are shared but not with their mother. An in-teresting trait of PLIG is that it can generate the language...