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Significats de episodic en anglès

Occurring or appearing at usually irregular intervals.

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Ús de episodic en anglès
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Early memory changes include a decline in both working and episodic memory.
Pubmed
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Tulving outlines the challenges and pitfalls of identifying episodic memory in animals.
Human
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However, partnerships have been episodic and reactive rather than ongoing and proactive.
Pubmed
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Such moments are made possible by its rather free-ranging, episodic plot structure.
The Guardian
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Moreover, episodic recognition scores were related with uncinate fasciculus FA across patients.
Pubmed
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About six percent of New Zealanders were heavy episodic or binge drinkers.
Radio NZ
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LifeLog is about trying to install episodic memory into computers, Brachman said.
Wired
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Performance in various episodic memory tasks was also evaluated in each participant.
Pubmed
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None of the school policy factors was associated with episodic heavy drinking.
Pubmed
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Outbreaks are episodic and related to climate variability, especially rainfall and flooding.
Pubmed
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Photograph: Osmotic Studios Developer Osmotic Studios has released two episodic Orwell games.
The Guardian
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The Loneliness of a Tower Crane Driver sweeps along, episodic and majestic.
The Guardian
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Lyrics and episodic stories are interpolated, obsolete words and stylistic archaisms occur.
Graf von Loeben and the Legend of Lorelei / From "Modern Philolo...
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But the podcast, with recurring suspects and episodic cliffhangers, has broader appeal.
Wired
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Mental disorders traditionally have been viewed as distinct, episodic, and categorical conditions.
Pubmed
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Main message: Major depressive disorder is an episodic, relapsing, and sometimes chronic illness.
Pubmed
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