If stressful information is relatable to a person, the event more prone to be stored in permanent memory.
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The second was the permanent memory containing the translators and so on, which used the magnetic drum store.
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Skyler's dad is right when he worries about erasing information from the computer's permanent memory, called the hard disk.
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"Any institution that lives through that tends to have a permanent memory of big, expensive films gone wrong, " he said.
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If the neural reverberations are strong enough, they can actually alter the physical structure of nerve cells and in the process create permanent memories.
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And if you are fortunate enough to be able to do unexpected things for others, including strangers, those moments will afford you wonderful permanent memories.
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In an interview, Mednick said these findings were consistent with studies showing that the brain needs sleep to incorporate newly learned skills into the permanent memory.
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Each track is propelled by muscular riffs, fighting its way into permanent memory alongside the greatest mainstream rock bands of the decade, " their review states.
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One of them is that it " prunes " the branches of serotinin-producing nerve cells, which he said causes permanent memory loss and can lead to other problems.
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Because NGF modulates nerve plasticity, neurogenesis, and axonal outgrowth, this may form permanent memories associating the loved one with the feeling of love during the course of the cycle.
