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Persistence of memory
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engram
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' Engram ' is the fourth studio album by Beherit . It features a return to a straight black metal style.
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n. 1 A postulated physical or biochemical change in neural tissue that represents a memory. 2 (context Scientology English) A painful, negative mental image representing a past event.
Usage examples of engram.
With them is Kinto, chief Memory-Keeper, his corporeal body blurred by the enormously energic and complex structuring of his engram lattices.
But finally he comes across an engram having to do with an organ in the upper part of his body.
A stray human engram focusses on it, flickers the impression of a midgelike vibration somewhere about.
Father-field and transmits a careful minimal link, an engram of mind-contact, hoping not to frighten Tedyost further.
Can this be communication, or a fantastically detailed engram impressed somehow on unliving energy?
As a result, in each case, it was necessary to supplement the engram matrix with ancillary data obtained during prior downloading test runs with other subjects.
We wanted to prove to you that we could make changes in your engram matrix without causing any significant changes in your personality or loss of identity.
As the run was initiated, he started to blink rapidly as the engram data was transmitted directly to his cybernetic brain.
And those memories had simply been removed, downloaded to computer storage and then erased from his engram matrix.
A computer programmed with the information, downloaded from his own organic brain and augmented with supplementary engram data.
Steele to cling to his perception of his own humanity was the engram matrix he was programmed with.
I decided that, for anything I could measure to be considered part of a memory trace or engram, it needed to show the following properties.
Although I cannot yet say that they are sufficient, because there may be many other processes occurring that I do not suspect or have not been able yet to study, I have no doubt that in this sense I am indeed studying the engram, the memory trace within the brain.
And the lesion experiments say that it, the engram, is not confined to a single brain region.
This is what I mean by saying that identifying the site of storage, the engram, is not the same as uncovering the mechanism or site of retrieval.