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Again, it is difficult to conceive of an explanation of this replay of activity patterns that does not involve memory consolidation, transfer, or integration.
He is a cognitive neuroscientist studying the roles of sleep and dreaming in off-line memory reprocessing, including off-line memory consolidation, transfer, integration, and erasure.
Finally, the marginal contribution of each variable to the conditional probability of a fiscal consolidation being undertaken is fairly consistent across all three regressions.
Long terms variables, such as political culture, seem to be more important for understanding current obstacles at institutional consolidation.
This implies that there are strong pressures toward the consolidation of a vertical organizational structure where the best performers cluster at the top.
However, these markets appear to have followed the larger trend towards consolidation, with total market numbers decreasing.
Consolidation can be achieved by iterative access to contents, possibly related to a single production system.
Studies on delayed dream recall and long-term retention of pre-sleep stimuli indicate that sleep may have a positive role in the consolidation of information.
This has the advantage of filtering much of the noise from the engine level and doing sophisticated information consolidation before populating a relational database.
Consolidation of the auto industry, for example, is driving cross-national mergers and alliances among steel producers.
The ' quickening ' of local governance was exactly that : the consolidation of governance through local and central collusion.
But recent studies are promising and support that sleep plays a role (in addition to processes during waking) in memory consolidation.
How do we assess in this context the relative merits of consolidation and fragmentation?
The increased visibility of the ' southern bloc ' has acted in part as a spur to the consolidation of other blocs.
Most of the work consists of a detailed account of the rise and consolidation of what they call the current empire.
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